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Harmony Tividad makes Lifetime feel like Girlpool memory caught in hyperpop sunlight
Pitchfork reviews Harmony Tividad’s Lifetime, her second solo album and a return toward indie-pop intimacy after the maximalist detours of Gossip.
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The Mike David Project reminds everyone that Boys Cry too
The Mike David Project releases Boys Cry via Xing Records, a direct pop-rock single that puts vulnerability, classic melody and radio-ready feeling at the front of the song.
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Gentry Kozia gets Almost Famous and treats pop ambition like a mirror with fingerprints
Gentry Kozia releases Almost Famous, a same-day Bandcamp pop project with producer-songwriter framing and a title that plays with ambition, visibility and almost-arrival.
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Harmony Tividad lets Lifetime turn leaving into a long emotional apprenticeship
Harmony Tividad releases Lifetime via KRO Records, her debut solo album after Girlpool, following the vulnerable single I’m Still Learning How To Leave You.
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Nectar Woode makes Naturally sound like a soft landing with good instincts
Nectar Woode releases Naturally on 26 June, bringing warm indie-pop and soul-adjacent songwriting into the Friday release stack.
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Power Snatch and Tiberius b turn Training and Great into a two-track strange-pop workout
Power Snatch and Tiberius b share Training and Great, two new tracks that bring experimental indie-pop energy into today’s Stereogum new-music shelf.
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