In a shimmer of twelve-string sunlight: Shopfires crafts melancholic lo-fi beauty from industrial landscapes, while Victims of the New Math channels Bay Area bedroom-pop through hissing jangled introspection. i wanna b a truck driver authentically embodies Glasgow's twee traditions, as AM Shanley masterfully blends burnished lo-fi with Americana charm. Greg Brady and the Anchors redefines 'Anzac Pop' with experimental quirk, while Joe Armstrong weaves psyche-rock and college rock into winsome singer-songwriter gold.
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i wanna b a truck driver
While No One's Looking by I Wanna Be A Truck Driver
"From the jangliest end of Glasgow's, bedroom-pop, twee, C86 and jangly indie-pop traditions..."
Greg Brady and the Anchors
I'd Rather Walk
"As such, rooted in lucid, jangled riffs, I'd Rather Walk attempts to 'go everywhere' you have never imagined and succeeds with aplomb"
Shopfires
We Are Not There But We Are Here
"Melancholic, lo-fi jangle pop from the heart of the industrialized UK"