Chiming guitars and restless energy collide: The Freebies splice '60s girl-group charm with indie-punk turbulence and Adam Green-style twee-pop closing tracks that demand repeat listens, while Das Schwa craft a 'wall of sound' built not from orchestras but a host of different guitars and a pulsating rhythm section. Hidden Eyes deliver jangly indie and noise-pop gems across a long-awaited double album from the enigmatic Lou and Dylan, and Trademark Issues offer their trademark defiant indie-pop 'difference' with irreverence that sums up the true Bandcamp spirit. No Museums juxtaposes fuzz that whirrs and grinds with the most jangly of melodic underlays, while Victims of the New Math takes jangly alt lo-fi pop deep into gloriously original territory all its own.

Jangle Pop releases

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“The Sundries serve as a perfect reminder of the lasting significance and influence of the '90s jangly indie-pop scene, represented by labels like Shinkansen Recordings and Elefant Records.”

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“Over the course of several releases on our Subjangle label it is has been wonderful to see this talented jangly, college rock acts' fanbase and critical acclaim increase beyond measure.”

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