jangle-pop
In a kaleidoscope of lo-fi brilliance, Shopfires crafts melancholic beauty from industrial landscapes, while Armstrong flirts with pop perfection through emotionally immediate songcraft. I Wanna B A Truck Driver channels authentic Glasgow twee traditions, as Greg Brady and the Anchors explores experimental 'Anzac Pop' territories. Joe Armstrong seamlessly weaves through psyche-rock and college rock with stunning vocal work, while Sorry Monks delivers a coiffured blend of 60s-inflected lo-fi charm.
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Hamlet
Camp Underground & Very Victorian
"can be construed as the most natural addition for those who already consider Elliott Smith, I Was A King and the recent sounds of Subjangle labelmates The Boltons and Shopfires"
Milk Aisle Gorbachev
Milk Aisle Gorbachev ~ "Trouble in the Milk Aisle" EP
"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."
i wanna b a truck driver
I Wanna Be A Truck Driver by I Wanna Be A Truck Driver (with bonus tracks)
"Embodies Glasgow's jangly indie-pop's finest traditions."