Final Fare Indie offered in a more focused

offered in a more focused forum than Life Is Peachy

Crayon Fields' "No One Deserves You" showcases the Australian band's evolution with refined musicianship while maintaining their signature elements—vocal harmonies

Plastic Beach expands that album's eclectic blueprint with lush

and cinematic—less hook-driven pop anthem

The debut album from Fat Freddy's Drop gained notoriety as the first indie album to reach number one on New Zealand's pop charts

Final Fare Indie offered in a more focusedAngel Eyes, a. k. a Andrew Cowie, is your new night driving companion. It's late; you're midway between home and that unknown future, and you're hoping whatever is ahead will be better than what you've left behind. With Final Fare, Cowie delivers both nostalgia and optimism; coldness and isolation are overset by warm whisperings in your ears. An album to enjoy with either your eyes tightly shut, or firmly fixed on the horizon.