indie-rock – Page 3 – VINYL FANTASY REVIEWS

SINGLE REVIEW: Roscoe Street – Russian Roulette

Roscoe Street have returned to remind you that a party is only worth having when you invite them along.

nightsway.’s debut EP is a heartfelt foray into the realms of indie rock and emo.

The Sukis return after two years of honing their craft with the most perfected example of their sound to date.

The Casper Fight Scene’s debut record might have been released in January, but that doesn’t stop this from being an essential emo summer record.

Labyrinthine Oceans establish themselves as a true artistic force with this haunting new EP.

Colorado’s Postcards offer a tender yet whimsical look at existing in modern America on their breezy third record.

Swindled set their sights on the stars with their glittering, psychedelic new cut, ‘Cosmic Immigrants’.

Continuing to gift Merseyside with Scandinavian charm, Mina My gets to grips with what a mess modern life truly is.

Iona Summer is continuing her trend of releasing bangers with a country-pop anthem that packs an important message.

Do you fancy checking out the next big name in indie rock? Or are you just wanting some damn good music? Either way, Shefu is here for you.