Tributes

The Grapes bring a scrappy indie rock edge to Repeat Mode, with ringing guitars, a steady driving rhythm and vocals that keep the emotional tension …

Kennedy Jane Hill’s We KAN has a direct, uplifting energy, built around a clear melodic core and a vocal performance that gives the song its …

Jonny Corralitos gives Who Loves The Sun a relaxed, sun-drenched makeover that feels far removed from a straight revival of the original. The familiar melody …

The Bankes Brothers bring a warm, guitar-led feel to Aaliyah, balancing folk-rock softness with the open-hearted pull of indie rock. Fingerpicked guitars set the tone, …

Electric High’s Close To Be hits with the kind of raw, riff-driven force that feels built for loud speakers. The Norwegian band lean into heavy …

Club 8’s Birthday feels like a little burst of sunshine with a slight after-dark glow around the edges. Built on breezy indie pop melodies, soft …

ARK IDENTITY’s Social Dopamine sits in that sweet spot between gritty alternative rock and hazier dream pop, with fuzzy guitars, bass-heavy textures and a deliberately …

Sophie Noel’s Ghost Ship has a warm, slightly hazy indie-rock character, bringing folk-leaning guitars and 90s alternative textures together in a way that feels both …

Allegories bring a hazy, slightly off-kilter energy to Honestly, that’s enough honesty, blending shoegaze textures with an indie rock backbone that never stays completely still. …

D’Angello & Francis take a familiar warning and throw it straight into the chaos of the late-night club with Do You Know (Where Your Teenager …