Rosie Plaza Oakland, California
Rosie Plaza's wields a unique sound that shifts between 90s to mid-aughts indie rock and 80s post-punk. Complete with angular guitar riffs, melodic bass lines, and driving drums, Rosie Plaza writes songs that are at the same time poignantly sentimental and nostalgically angsty, drawing comparisons to bands like The Chameleons, New Order, the Smashing Pumpkins, Silversun Pickups, & Cloud Nothings. ... more
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This Parisian duo perfectly recall the best of slowcore, noise pop, and the brainier, more bummed out strains of 90s indie rock.
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The Arizona band do right by post-hardcore on their immersive new LP, leavening untempered breakdowns with carefully-measured catharsis.
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Best post-punk / coldwave that’s come out in recent memory. Emotional sincerity, recognizable and defining vocals, driving bass, dreamy guitars. A dissimilar band, yet makes me think of ‘the twilight sad’ for some reason. Identity and nuance to set this apart/above its peers. It might be the fact that my time is monopolized by the same focuses as some of the members in this band, medical field and music, but I absolutely relate and have fallen in love with this album so quickly.Beautiful!
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