In a shimmering constellation of sun-dappled guitar pop, Shopfires crafts melancholic lo-fi beauty from industrial landscapes, while Armstrong flirts with pop perfection through emotionally resonant sophistication. Greg Brady and the Anchors reinvent 'Anzac Pop' with experimental quirk, as Joe Armstrong seamlessly weaves psyche-rock and college rock through winsome songcraft. Meanwhile, Sorry Monks delivers a coiffured blend of 60s-inflected lo-fi magic, and The Interpretation Cultures channels pure anglophile indie-pop from Indonesia's fertile scene.
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John McCabe
It Rings A Bell
"Perhaps it is the languid alt country jangle-pop inflected sound that immediately resonates or just that his music is an instant reminder of the college rock / jangle-pop halcyon days of the late 80's and early 90s,"
The Interpretation Cultures
The Interpretation of Indiepop Cultures (EP)
"Glorious anglophile jangly indie-pop from the fertile indie-pop heartland of Indonesia"
Armstrong
HandiCrafts
"Too lo-fi and steeped in emotional immediacy to be sophisti-pop and yet too 'considered' to disregard such inferences, Armstrong's song writing and ability to resonate each note means this Handicrafts double CD/album he regularly flirts with pop perfection."