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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
Jul 264 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
Jul 252 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
Jul 245 min read
Sorry About Your Daughter live at Wild at Heart Berlin
Thirty Years Later, the Underground Still Speaks Sorry About Your Daughter live at Wild at Heart Berlin marked the band's long-awaited return to Germany, three decades after their last tour. The Washington, D.C. quartet arrived in Kreuzberg not simply to revisit the past, but to see how songs written in the 1990s resonate with a Berlin audience in 2026. Photo by Sorry About Your Daughter A Venue That Never Pretends Wild at Heart Photo by Indienoxzine Sorry About Your Daughter
Anne
Jul 245 min read
On This Track: Midweek Listening #3
Five songs about the moments that stay with us Some songs catch your attention straight away. Others take a little longer, quietly working their way back into your thoughts after they've finished. This edition of On This Track: Midweek Listening 3 brings together four new releases that do exactly that. From restless indie rock and shimmering pop to electronic textures and darker, more atmospheric songwriting, each artist approaches familiar emotions from a different angle, pr
Anne
Jul 225 min read
Three Track Week #26: The Questions That Stay With Us
How Music Finds Meaning Without Easy Answers Not every song is looking for a resolution. Sometimes the most memorable ones leave a question hanging long after the final note has faded. This week Three Track Week 26, Rachel Bochner, The Wheel Workers and seeTrees each begin with uncertainty. One wrestles with the guilt that follows a difficult decision. Another returns to songs left unfinished for two decades. The third quietly asks what we'll leave behind for the people who c
Anne
Jul 195 min read
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Punkfilmfest Berlin - “GENERATION Y PUNK”
Did the Internet Kill Punk? “Generation Y Punk” Looks Back at a Subculture in Transition Punk has been declared dead countless times. For the generation that entered the scene around the turn of the millennium, one of its biggest changes came from somewhere unexpected: the internet. "Generation Y Punk – Update einer Subkultur" looks at German DIY punk between 2000 and 2020 and asks what happened when a scene built on personal connections, fanzines and self-organization sudden
Anne
2 days ago4 min read
Three Track Week #31: From Hypnotic Alternative to Melodic Rock
Three songs that build momentum in completely different ways This week’s Three Track Week 31 moves between hypnotic alternative, driving Southern rock and melodic emo. Samuel Virgo keeps things stripped back on “ICU”, NorthFork bring the energy with the hook-heavy “Last Call”, while Time Spent Driving build “The Red Dress” around warm guitars, strong vocals and a steadily growing arrangement. This week's tracks are available in our playlist INDIENOXZINE | Selections, updated
Raven
3 days ago8 min read
Sesame Girl: Finding Something Real in the Softness
Dreamy guitars, honest feelings and the memories behind Sesame Girl’s new EP Interview Feature There’s something very personal about the way Sesame Girl write. Their new EP, "Butterfly Wing in a Silver Locket", holds onto memories, friendship, insecurity and love without trying to make any of them bigger than they are. Instead, the Australian band lets those feelings sit alongside dreamy guitars, fuzz and softer moments, giving the songs enough room to breathe. Photo credit:
Anne
4 days ago9 min read
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