Me & the Monster Berlin, Germany
Based in the concrete jungle of Berlin since 2017, the monsters enjoy the days in this bipolar city writing and playing songs that mix opposite elements, including the worlds of José González and Aurora, resulting in a new wave of indie music.
If you like Me & the Monster, you may also like:
Soothing indie pop from Philadelphia with the slightest psychedelic edge, always centered on tremendous melodies.
go to album
The second EP from UK duo Pecq features bubbly synthpop swirled with a bright psychedelic haze.
go to album
The sound of “NOW! 2073” is also the sound of 1983: laser-like minimalist electropop that flirts with coldwave and dance music.
go to album
I'll Probably Be Asleep
by Hachiku
The Australian band's balance between outward tranquility and emotional turbulence lends their songs incredible depth, resulting in a quiet triumph.
go to album
Rising Los Angeles harpist, singer, and composer weaves a vast tapestry of folk, R&B, ambient, psychedelia, and even breakbeat.
go to album
The Flying Nun debut from Recitals runs a dazzling spectrum, from gauzy folk to lurching, math-y rockers.
go to album
Can't Escape the Feeling
by Jodie Nicholson
The new EP from Jodie Nicholson consists of four tender, soft-focus songs with rich piano, cradled by Nicholson’s gentle vocals.
go to album
