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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So Divine
by Horse Jumper of Love
supported by 8 fans who also own “Looking Back at You”
Very creative. Slow and grungy. Weird chords. Weird lyrics. Unpredictable song structures. Great work!!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Looking Back at You”
Cairns = Wizard if as much time was spent on the vocals as the rest of the instrumentation; I believe Cairns has the capacity to take their sound to a whole new level. Purposefully hiding behind a wall of instrumentation doesn't seem to be planned on this album, however it is definitely apparent throughout. The choice instruments are delicate and precise with movements comparing to bon iver with arcade fire. It's like an entire album of which your waiting for the realization to hit you.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Looking Back at You”
I usually listen to things an visualize either movies or scenes that could be in movies. And after listening to your music I've written a script about an up and coming band trying to just play shows at local bars and venues. They end up breaking apart do to their personal lives and issues between each other. It would be filmed from like a documentary "fly on the wall" film
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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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supported by 5 fans who also own “Looking Back at You”
Light airy and inspiring. Nostalgically jazzy drums hover above my head on a day dream afternoon, as eerie guitar pans whirl within one another’s intricacies seamlessly while the bass is stuck to the kick & snare like A pair of Siamese twins who love one another kinetically.
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