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“A staple jangle pop album.”
Chiming guitars and restless hearts: The National Honor Society boldly reinvent themselves with swirling electro-pop anthems surging with OMD-reminiscent synths and unapologetic power chords, while Inland Years pair lo-fi indie rock, jangle pop, and folk into intimate emotional snapshots of memory, regret, and renewal. Hidden Eyes deliver jangly indie and noise-pop gems from their enigmatic duo universe, and Mythical Motors celebrates twenty pioneering years of crushed lo-fi power-pop. Zenxith delivers deeply personal, jangly lo-fi indie-pop born from tambourines, stacked guitars, and a troubled heart on his remarkable 20th album.
Jangle Pop releases
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“Recorded between March & June 2026, Grass Is Greener is a collection of 12 songs that evoke the golden age of guitar-pop without veering into pastiche.”
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“Blending the most subtle of gaze inflections with beautifully lucid jangled riffs that he seems to find with consummate ease...”
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“This is definitely going to appeal to those who prefer the McLennan end of The Go-Betweens repertoire !”
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“Thomas Young and his Victims of the New Math project take us deep into the heart of jangly alt. lo-fi pop with his permanent sense of originality...”
“Able to juxtapose all manner of aural layers with fuzz that whirrs and grinds with the most jangly of melodic underlays”
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“A pop album made the old fashioned way, by Canadian kids in a basement with instruments.”
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“jangly indie-pop that never strays into the fluffier realms of contrition.”
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“Incredible Jangle Pop!”
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“Gen Z girls with Gen X attitudes”
“‘Under the Rainbow’ pushes the boundaries of traditional Jangle Pop - evolving the genre by mixing elements of Dreampop and Shoegaze across its twelve tracks.”
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“The simultaneous sound of hope and despair wrapped in dreamy jangle-pop textures and a post-punk undertow”