Ringing chords and bedroom dreams: The Pierce Kingans deliver jangly lo-fi bedroom-pop with a glorious sense of non-purpose, while Sorry Monks serve up London's finest jangly guitar and power-pop on their debut album Recipe. The Happy Somethings offer rueful, melancholic and wryly observational sideways love songs, and The Directory explore Left Banke-style jangly psyche-rock through to pure Beatles pop gold. Glasgow's finest, Milk Aisle Gorbachev, twist Television Personalities-style cult indie-pop through gloriously no-fi DIY production.

Jangle Pop releases

Camp Underground & Very Victorian by Hamlet cover art

“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”

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