'Indie' Music

[Peg-Legged Greg]

Been getting a little more into this genre.

The Antlers & Tame Impala are definitely worth a listen.

Solid mentions, Burst Apart and Innerspeaker have been several of my go-to records over the past couple years. I picked up the new Andrew Bird and Beach House records this week, really enjoyed Bird's album. I'm a bit torn about Beach House's latest, but it's growing on me; I just loved Teen Dream soooo much and Bloom isn't matching up with my preconceived expectations...yet.

Others to add to this thread would be:

Beirut (The Riptide, Lon Gisland EP)
Washed Out (Within and Without)
St. Vincent
Mountain Goats (Sunset Tree, Heretic Pride)
Atlas Sound (Parallax, Logos)
Menomena (Friend or Foe)
tUnE-yArDs (W H O K I L L)
The Whitest Boy Alive

[Peg-Legged Greg]

Great track, great album! I don't know if it's intended to be a stand alone song or an intro for Agoraphobia...melodically, the transition from one to the other is virtually seamless, and the lyrics to Agoraphobia echo the title to Cover Me. I've seen 'em live several times, and the one time they played Agoraphobia it was preceded by the Cover Me intro. I rarely play Cover Me as a stand alone track, so thanks for posting!

[Homeostasis]

Love the Best Coast and Dum Dum Girls songs posted by Sopa De Conejo.

In keeping with the chick-grunge theme,

[Mugwump]

I miss Gogol Bordello before they got really popular, tbh. :(

[ThreeEyedGod]

^ Gogol was great until they got in bed with Madonna.

Their new stuff was fucking boring.

[FeedYourHead]

Hank & Cupcakes - "Hit"

[Mugwump]

Cloud Dog.

[DrClitoris]

I've never been into indie that much but I recently heard The Yeah Yeah Yeahs and got really addicted. Great band!

[Mugwump]

BUDOS BAND!

[suphiafilos]

"If these trees could talk" is great to listen to while studying