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Richard Swift

510,995 plays (42,367 listeners)

Singer/songwriter Richard Swift's lo-fi, sepiatone style harkens back to the tin pan alley era. Born in 1977, the California native spent his youth locked in his room with a four-track recorder, a device that, along with a computer, he continues to utilize to this day.

For Stars

62,210 plays (6,319 listeners)

Modeling alternative pop/rock conceptions that underlined not only the band's indie rock roots but also their classical preferences, For Stars needed more than ten years to establish themselves as a band. Starting as a group of friends randomly playing together with several ephemeral acts, For Stars formed in 1998.

Catfish Haven

138,812 plays (18,315 listeners)

Catfish Haven is an indie soul/rock band from Chicago, IL. The trio includes George Hunter (vocals/guitar), Miguel Castillo (bass guitar), and Ryan Farnham (drums). They are signed to Secretly Canadian Records.

Pela

409,688 plays (35,030 listeners)

Pela's frontman Billy McCarthy was born and raised in Santa Cruz, California and dropped out of high school at age 16, after which he played in failed bands up and down the west coast, later moving overseas to Europe to make a living as a subway busker.

The Moondoggies

177,950 plays (17,769 listeners)

There is a popular chapter of American mythology that pertains to The Highway. It tells of a two-way ribbon of blacktop running endlessly through our past to our future, linking city to country, offering escape and motion and freedom to travel anywhere the imagination might wander. In this chapter, The Highway is both means and end, metaphor and reality.

Centro-matic

885,657 plays (60,144 listeners)

Centro-matic falls within the vanguard of alt-Country indie rock that Uncle Tupelo began to define and Wilco did with A.M.. Centro-matic's music, though reliant on poppy hooks, also contains a fair amount of experimentation.

The Broken West

410,741 plays (32,030 listeners)

The Broken West were an indie rock band which formed in 2004 in Los Angeles, California, United States.

Apex Manor

53,275 plays (8,734 listeners)

Ross Flournoy founded Apex Manor after the 2009 demise of The Broken West. Named after his Los Angeles “zen place,” Apex Manor was the idyllic apartment of his close friend and long-time collaborator Adam Vine.