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Artist of the Week: The Haunted Youth
This week’s Artist of the Week is The Haunted Youth. Led by Joachim Liebens, the project has developed from a breakout dream pop act into a sustained presence within the European indie landscape; not through sudden visibility, but through continuity: releases that build on each other and a touring cycle that reinforces connection across scenes. With “Wake Up”, released ahead of their upcoming album "Boys Cry Too" (out May 8), The Haunted Youth refine a sound that is less abou

Raven
May 42 min read


Artist of the Week: The Moss
This week’s Artist of the Week is The Moss. The band move within a space where freedom becomes form, shaping indie rock around movement, self-definition and the search for a life lived outside fixed expectations. Their music feels rooted in landscape as much as genre. Across "Big Blue Moon", the group channel surf-rock brightness, alternative grit and melodic immediacy into something open and kinetic. The songs carry a sense of motion, as if written between highways, coastlin

Raven
Apr 271 min read


Artist of the Week: CŒUR ACIDE
This weeks Artist of the week is CŒUR ACIDE. The band operate somewhere between club memory and constructed myth, a project that feels less like a band and more like a world in motion. Drawing from italo disco, acid house and late-night pop aesthetics, their sound carries both nostalgia and distortion, as if pulled from a future that never fully arrived. "TOUCH ME (ALL NIGHT LONG)" moves with urgency: rhythmic, seductive, and slightly unreal. It doesn’t settle into one space,

Raven
Apr 201 min read


Artist of the Week : Linea Aspera
This week's Artist of the Week is Linea Aspera. There’s a certain clarity in Linea Aspera’s sound: stripped down, cold, and almost architectural in its precision. Minimal synth structures meet distant, controlled vocals, creating a space that feels both detached and deeply intimate. Nothing feels excessive. Every element exists exactly where it needs to be. Their work moves within a lineage of minimal wave and post-punk that continues to echo across time - restrained, deliber

Editorial Staff
Apr 131 min read

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Three Track Week #27: Hearing Things Differently
Some songs stay with you because of what they say. Others because of the way they make you listen. This week's Three Track Week 27 brings together three very different releases. Nanaco Sato turns a single conversation into a song that waited almost thirty years to be heard. Mad Tab return with the urgency of a band that never stopped moving forward. Joy Buzzer revisit a Beatles classic and somehow make it sound fresh without changing what made it great in the first place. Dif

Anne
2 days ago4 min read


On This Track #32: Sin Circuit – "Pay My Tuition"
Sin Circuit pitched "Pay My Tuition" as a playful EDM release. One question about the production led to a much bigger conversation. Editorial Review | Partner Feature In On This Track 32, we explore Sin Circuit's latest single "Pay My Tuition" and the ideas behind one of the project's most talked-about releases. When Sin Circuit introduced ”Pay My Tuition” to INDIENOXZINE, Seth Walker described it as a high-energy EDM track with tongue-in-cheek lyrics and a club-ready sound.

Anne
3 days ago2 min read


On This Track: Weekend Listening #6
Five new releases exploring where independent music goes next Not every great release demands attention the same way. Some arrive with a huge chorus. Others take their time. This week's On This Track Weekend Listening 6 brings together five artists who couldn't sound more different, yet each reflects a different corner of today's independent music scene: from hardcore communities and alt-country storytelling to improvised collaboration, personal grief, and the tension between

Anne
4 days ago5 min read
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