I’m not really sure where to start here, because if you had told me a year ago that I’d be reviewing a Trippie Redd song for Indie Pong, I’m not sure I’d have believed you. I’d like to be clear, this is 100% not fair to Mr. Redd or his music, because all I knew
Hello and welcome! For those reading my column for the first time, these monthly playlists which I’m re-visiting (and continuing to create) came about as a result of an idea I had back in January of 2010: an idea that would see me create one 80 minute playlist a month. The reason for doing this
Hello and welcome! For those reading my column for the first time, these monthly playlists which I’m re-visiting (and continuing to create) came about as a result of an idea I had back in January of 2010: an idea that would see me create one 80 minute playlist a month. The reason for doing this
Hello and welcome! For those reading my column for the first time, these monthly playlists which I’m re-visiting (and continuing to create) came about as a result of an idea I had back in January of 2010: an idea that would see me create one 80 minute playlist a month. The reason for doing this
Off the bat: Wow… Like, “Wow, wow.” Here, I think Chelsea Wolfe and Emma Ruth Rundle may well have created the soundtrack to the earthiest and most elemental of summoning rituals. Something that takes place in the spookiest, most bleak bog, or backwoods known to man, right around 3 in the morning… A scene that
You know those afternoons where you’re scrolling IG, not really thinking anything is about to jump off, but then it does? This was one of those afternoons. Fresh off a satisfying nap, I was thumbing through my feed, when I saw Marissa Nadler had some new music out. Now, if you’re not already familiar with
Hello and welcome! This is it— our first brand new playlist of 2021!!! For those who are reading my column for the first time, these monthly playlists that I’m re-visiting (and continuing to create) came about as a result of an idea I had back in January of 2010: an idea that would see me
Right, so, if I’m being honest– I’m not really sure how to begin heaping praise upon the standout song, from Bicep’s sophomore album, “Isles,” that dropped last week on Ninja Tune. With this track, Bicep have provided an answer to a theoretical question that I’ve been asking myself for the better part of seven years,
Hello and welcome! Here we are two weeks into 2021 (even though it feels like it’s already been several months) with a new entry of the Tuesday Time Machine: January of 2013. For those reading my column for the first time, these monthly playlists which I’m re-visiting came about as a result of an idea
Hello and welcome! Alright, here we are for the FINAL Tuesday Time Machine of 2020! Also, as the headline says– I’m trying to save my job here. Seriously, I’m on thin ice, folks… Two beef columns in as many weeks earlier in the month? A habit of including several decidedly non-indie tracks selections for Time
