Five Reviews of Independent Music on Equitable Platforms.
Electronic music from Wandering Cosmos; experimental work from Compression Artifact; indie rock from Malachite Riot; Rock/pop/funk from Femi and the Foundation; chamber music from Frederick St Peter.
OPM: Abstractions & Ambient
Very Late Relics – OURORA Chilled out, lo-fi ambient jazz, perfect for listening to while you stare out a rain-streaked window at a […]
OPM: A Unique Situation
Christopher Price – The Invitation A lush, cinematic take on the primal electronica of electro and chiptune. These tracks are driven by simple, […]
OPM: Weird and On Film
Cashlin – The Illest Deeply strange blend of hip hop, eccentric pop, and gas-station-drug psychedelia. The beats owe as much to digital hardcore […]
OPM: A New Start in a New Year
Orago – Stasis A tight little EP that strips the best parts of chillwave, vaporwave and synthwave to build an inviting, lo-fi trip […]
OPM: Sisters Rock
sideSister – Space for You Smart and polished pastoral pop with strong production and gorgeous arrangements. A unique set of influences and styles […]
OPM: Putting the Pop in Popular
Thor Speeler – Vestige Appealing and well-crafted set of gloriously synth-driven indie pop. The opening tracks suggest something between the Postal Service and […]
OPM: Future Folk
Victor Fernandes – Hide in the Shadows of the Quiet Complex and unusual take on indie rock that pulls in elements of jazz, […]
OPM: New Age No Wave
Odd Person – There Is No Place A sometimes warm and nearly always fuzzy/lo-fi journey thru downtempo, IDM, ambient, and soundscape. There’s something […]
OPM: The Nameless and the Nerdy
Tim Eveleigh – A Record A collection of quiet, introspective songs that live at the intersection of folk and pop. To my ears, […]