Tag Archives: Indie Rock

It's been a long time since Jenny Lewis last played in Sacramento, California...

Singer/songwriter releases album she paid for NPR-style: Listener Supported Jill Sobule.

Papercuts' You Can Have What You Want is a lovely album, wrought with startling somber imagery tucked beneath its pleasant dream pop haze.

What's so appealing about the Eulogies is that they so positive. The result is the very pleasant and enjoyable Here Anonymous.

It was a long time in the making, but Wild Light has given indie rock a debut album that's well worth the wait.

Willie Nile has both his eyes and heart open to the world, and the ability to turn that into music.

Fantasies is an appropriate title for the Metric album, but only if you follow their advice and make your personal fantasies come true.

Yoñlu, a.k.a. Vinicius Gageiro Marques started effectively making his own music at age thirteen, and leaves his legacy behind on this posthumous CD.

This indie band is hitting the road. Are they coming to a city near you?

Maria Taylor's third solo album "LadyLuck" has "sad words but with hopeful undertones of renewal."