Laila Smith’s hauntingly gorgeous single “Diorama” encourages audiences to face painful truths.

“Bloom” is an exhilarating rollercoaster ride of song, taking the listener on an unforgettable adventure.

“Eyelash” still manages to pique one’s interest and warrant additional listens.

Jules & The Howl are back with an authentic, empowering anthem, “In The End.”

Um, Jennifer continues their album rollout with a catchy and defiant new single, “Car Wash.”

“War Games” prompts you to think beyond yourself and the limited confines of one’s life.

“The City is Over” is a heartfelt indie shoegaze banger that will transport you into its dreamy world.

The warmth of analog marks it, and a broad spectrum of elegance is similar to Broadcast and old Beach House.

Freedom Fry wants to motivate themselves, offer inspiration, and uplift others with a wistful and melancholy track, “Lost And Found.”

Cassman has poured every ounce of his being and sweat into this song.

Los Angeles-based Steel Wool delivers a true shoegaze masterpiece with their new single, “Fading.”

Dumb Crush’s topical new single “Annihilation” questions societal expectations.

"Be With You" delves into themes of yearning and the complexities of human relationships.

Play Fair debuts their twinkly new indie-emo single, “Elsewhere.”

“White Lightning” is a rousing indie and alternative rock song.

As a whole. agent blå seems to have this innate and intrinsic ability to fit together so perfectly.

Rikki Rakki prepare for summer with their gorgeously catchy single, “Snaggletooth.”

The release comes complete with a moody music video that’s both serious and uplifting.

The Beaches announce a full-length LP with an energized single, “Last Girls At The Party.”

Millennials and Gen Xers alike can rejoice - indie sleaze is alive and well in Los Angeles in 2025.