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| Blog Name: | Indie Music Filter |
| Url: | http://www.indiemusicfilter.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | music, indie music |
| Description: | Blogging about Indie bands since 2005. |
| Popularity: | 604 Followers |
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In Steps by Letting Up Despite Great Faults
Who: Letting Up Despite Great Faults from Los Angeles. What: The soundtrack to my muddy mind right now, clicking and typing while drifting off, thinking of nice weather, time off and sleeping outside. This one comes from Los Angeles-based dream-indie band Letting Up Despite Great Faults, who on one end have a challenging band name to remember, but nail bittersweet shoegazy pop that M83 fan
Who: Letting Up Despite Great Faults from Los Angeles. What: The soundtrack to my muddy mind right now, clicking and typing while drifting off, thinking of nice weather, time off and sleeping outside. This one comes from Los Angeles-based dream-indie band Letting Up Despite Great Faults, who on one end have a challenging band name to remember, but nail bittersweet shoegazy pop that M83 fan
Good Day For Day Trotting >>
Which I can only assume means listening to new sessions from Telekinesis and Frightened Rabbit at Daytrotter.
Which I can only assume means listening to new sessions from Telekinesis and Frightened Rabbit at Daytrotter.
Video: ‘Welcome To The Heart’ by Eamon McGrath >>
‘Welcome To The Heart’ by Eamon McGrath Not sure how I missed this in June when it was released, but better late than never.
‘Welcome To The Heart’ by Eamon McGrath Not sure how I missed this in June when it was released, but better late than never.
Somewhere by The Keys
Who: The Keys from Wales. What: Born from the ashes of John Peel favorites ‘Murry the Hump’, The Keys are a Cardiff five-piece fronting jaunty Welsh guitar pop. Looking to try something new in this industry, The Keys set out on a mission to release four EPs over the course of a year, the second of which is their Christmas EP. Get familiar
Who: The Keys from Wales. What: Born from the ashes of John Peel favorites ‘Murry the Hump’, The Keys are a Cardiff five-piece fronting jaunty Welsh guitar pop. Looking to try something new in this industry, The Keys set out on a mission to release four EPs over the course of a year, the second of which is their Christmas EP. Get familiar
Happy Thanksgiving!! >>
To my neighbours to the south. Eat Turkey. Drink. Catch up with family. Have fun.
To my neighbours to the south. Eat Turkey. Drink. Catch up with family. Have fun.
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