Haunter Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Haunter is a progressive indie rock band from Milwaukee that makes dreary pop songs featuring interesting rhythms and poignant lyrics.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Jumping at Shadows”
After trying to check out more local music and get into what's being produced around my area I listened to this and really enjoyed it. There's this sort of post-2010s movement of midwest emo that really seems to lean into a zone where both the vocals and instrumentation sort of blend into each other, creating frailty in the former and ethereality within the latter. It's a really nice sound, and I'm all for it being endemic to where I come from. Relaxing and exceptionally well-defined.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Jumping at Shadows”
soothing soundtrack that gently blows your mind away and helps you to go surfing.. on that magic moment in time - especially if you cuddle with your cat..or your lover :)
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When You Woke Up To Dances Of Light
by Social Caterpillar
supported by 4 fans who also own “Jumping at Shadows”
I couldn't get this out of my head, it's SO good. Keep going <3
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Community / GBY
by Running Joke
A pair of gutsy indie rock songs from Adelaide outfit running joke that are as hooky as they are bone-brittle.
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California (Remastered)
by The Lassie Foundation
This late ’90s shoegaze record gets a full remaster on the advent of its 25th anniversary, its woozy melodies brighter than ever.
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Big, melodic songs that weave together elements of post-rock and shoegaze while keeping melody front & center.
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Summer/Fall 2020
by Large Print
supported by 4 fans who also own “Jumping at Shadows”
L A R G E P R I N T cool cats great melodic duo guitar swirls and their very own melon collie & the infinite sadness double LP; full of a consistent batch of inspired songs, well written as well as extremely well rehearsed! There’s an underlining dark groove element (which I dig)throughout this release that wasn’t as prominent in previous releases, however L.P. truly show their effortless ability to switch genres, & so it well in the blink of an eye; yet maintaining its relevancy and resol
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