40 in stock
“Jangly, lo-fi bedroom-pop with a beautiful sense of non-purpose !”
Strumming gloriously from the fringes of indie's most delightful corners: Milk Aisle Gorbachev twists Television Personalities-style cult jangly indie-pop through gloriously obtuse no-fi production, while I Wanna Be A Truck Driver evokes Glasgow's finest C86 and BMX Bandits traditions. The Happy Somethings skewer social media with sardonic twee-pop vitriol, and Junebug delivers hauntingly fragile lo-fi twee-gaze with Kimya Dawson innocence and Tullycraft-driven energy. The Haircuts offer Vivian Girls perfection through jangle-twang and C86-driven four-track brilliance, while Sorry Monks wrap 60s-encrusted psych and jangle-pop in warm bedroom-pop emotionality.
Jangle Pop releases
38 in stock
“Jangly guitar and power-pop from London's finest !”
27 in stock
“Jangly, indie/twee popsters and Subjangle stalwarts The Happy Somethings follow up their ‘Caught In The Web’ EP with the new 'Love Songs' EP.”
12 in stock
“This solo recording project of Sweden's Lars Harefjord will appeal to all fans who like their jangle delivered with a sense of 'alt' and obtuse.”
12 in stock
“Jangly indie/twee-pop etched in a deep sardonic social polemic.”
“Trouble in the Milk Aisle EP ticks just about every box for those that like their jangly indie-pop placed firmly within defiantly obtuse realms.”
19 in stock
“Embodies Glasgow's jangly indie-pop's finest traditions.”
12 in stock
“jangly C86 drive and playfulness”
“Vivian Girls perfection from every aural angle”
