indie

Indie music features a sampling of maverick musicians that favor the DIY approach to music making.

Slightest Clue Unleashes Dark, Frenetic Energy with New Single “Car Crash Dialect”
Post-punk collides with prog-rock in Slightest Clue’s latest single, “Car Crash Dialect”—a searing, high-energy track that blends intense, jagged riffs with emotional storytelling. The song’s unpredictable song structures and raw power provide a chaotic, yet compelling experience, channeling the dark, confrontational energy of a person at a breaking point. With its explosive moments and unrelenting momentum, "Car Crash Dialect" embodies a turning point of self-liberation—a rallying cry for those reclaiming control in the face of adversity.
By Chris Adamsabout a year ago in Beat
With New Single "Tattoo My Heart", MASSEY Leaves a Permanent Mark
MASSEY’s most recent release entitled “Tattoo My Heart” isn’t just another love song. It's a slow-burning, cinematic meditation on love, loss and the kind of memories that refuse to fade.
By Whitney Millerabout a year ago in Beat
Am I lost or just afraid?
Verse 1 I know you don’t think about me now, And this heart hurts so much, but I can’t allow. How does this heal, when I don’t know
By Ina Zeneliabout a year ago in Beat
Broken Bonds, But Bonds Still
Dreamy shoegaze intro with layered guitars, synth and fretless bassline, and snare-heavy drums Verse 1 (Dreamy shoegaze guitars, ethereal vocals that hang back in the mix a la My Bloody Valentine and softer snare-heavy drums)
By Paul Stewartabout a year ago in Beat
Brooks John Martin Reveals his Most Honest Work Yet on Self-Titled Album
Brooks John Martin's self titled album, out now, marks a defining moment in the singer songwriter's career. Though it's his fifth full release, the Cedar Falls, Iowa based singer songwriter strips away the masks of past monikers like Toast, The Blue Danes, and Frank Hansen, and embraces his most personal and unfiltered work yet.
By Whitney Millerabout a year ago in Beat
Self-Pity
Chorus Getting lost in Self-Pity, Living with the scars, Of another’s pain- It ain’t pretty… And you can’t tell a soul,
By Donnie Barlowabout a year ago in Beat
Bloom of Life
You see my face now aging, Within the looking-glass - The Bloom of Youth is fading, Fading, Fading to the past. Girlish virtues once so soft,
By Taylor Rigsbyabout a year ago in Beat
Drums of Liberation
Beat the drums for liberation The dark will fade when the sun awakes Boom the drums toom-tah toom-tah For the dawn of liberation
By Judah LoVatoabout a year ago in Beat
Phantom Embrace. Top Story - March 2025.
So I couldn't figure out what I could possibly write a song about. I'm not a song writer, I'm a poet. So I looked through my poems because I mean, that's all I got is a lot of poems and I found one I thought might make a good song. If anyone ever said I would be writing a song out of a poem. I would have laughed them out of the room. But that is exactly what I did. I took a poem I wrote that was originally about someone missing the one they love so desperately that they dreamed them up at night and the pillows and sheets became their body and hands touching. Wound up in these sheets all night, the imagination got carried away and the recreated their lover over and over each night ... So, this song is based on that poem called "Ghost" as listed below:
By ᔕᗩᗰ ᕼᗩᖇTYabout a year ago in Beat
An interview
Verse 1: Did you get any sleep last night? I thought I saw from the corner of my eye? Did you have a dream or a terrible fright?
By Ada Zubaabout a year ago in Beat
Group Therapy. Runner-Up in Harmonic Verses Challenge. Content Warning.
Chorus (Group Leader) Welcome to group therapy… Grab a seat, And gather round… Adjust your seats, For hearing and clarity…
By Donnie Barlowabout a year ago in Beat
Add In Some Trumpets!. Top Story - March 2025.
Okay, here we go, picture it: Something like you’d see in a picture show, a musical, something silly with live actors so that it doesn't go exactly the same as every other time.
By Amos Gladeabout a year ago in Beat