‘Late Night’ – Emilie Thorsby

With ‘Late Night,’ Emilie Thorsby delivers an after-hours claim: a tribute to the real work of the indie scene, clearly positioned against generic machine-made music. The night serves not as an escape, but as a workshop – asphalt glare, studio lights, heart rate in sync. Quiet resolutions become collective drive; orientation emerges in the in-between,…

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NB – INDIE TOP 20 – 14.Nov.25

NB – INDIE TOP 20 – 14.Nov.25 1 (4) In the 1970s Jackie K2 (3) Starting tomorrow Quantum me3 (1) Closer to You Moon and Aries4 (2) Oh See Me – The Siren VELATINE5 (12) Dead Air Dream Bodies6 (new) 15 Minutes of Fame AC Scott7 (9) Toi DJ Rukhlove8 (15) Créature Ozibut9 (13) Dose…

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‘Let It Out!’ – Lemon

With ‘Let It Out!’, Lemon has created a modern, multi-layered track that counters the gravity of ecological and personal transgressions with an almost defiantly cheerful energy, whereby the band does not succumb to banal optimism, but rather musically explores the ambivalence between guilt and the urge to escape. Instead of simplistic messages, they weave a…

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“Between The Moments (EP)” – Sirenglas

Sirenglas’s debut EP “Between The Moments” sounds like a nocturnal walk through the unsaid, where ethereal darkwave meets precise synthwave and analog flicker collides with digital clarity, as if the city itself were breathing. The production is lean, shimmering, controlled—pads that seem to inhale, kicks that pulse under the skin, vocals hovering close and enigmatic,…

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‘Apocalypse Buddy’ – Shane Palko

Shane Palko’s ‘Apocalypse Buddy’ is a sunny folk-pop song with a serious core: catchy acoustic guitars, warm percussion and a clear, bright production that instantly puts you in a good mood, while the lyrics acknowledge the turmoil of the present. Palko’s voice sounds approachable and honest; it carries a mixture of turmoil and confidence, as…

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