Merlot Embargo Los Angeles, California
Merlot Embargo is a collective of human beings from Los Angeles who use guitars, voices, glockenspiels, fiddles, drum kits, horns, pianos, and bits of junk to create anthems for 21st century ailments. Though Merlot Embargo exists in a modern age of tweets, synth pop and Keurig coffee machines, they seek to create music that is both classic and current. ... more
If you like Merlot Embargo, you may also like:
The Seoul-based indie pop duo lean deeper into the interplay between dance and emotion on their second album for Beeline Records.
go to album
Now You Know It Still Feels The Same
by Pia Fraus
This compilation of early tracks celebrates the 20th anniversary of Estonian dream pop band Pia Fraus's debut LP.
go to album
PZL127: Joy Cleaner - Total Hell
by Joy Cleaner
Fuzzy, rollicking indiepop from New Jersey’s Joy Cleaner puts equal emphasis on heartbreaking melodies and rough-edged guitars.
go to album
PZL124: Cattle - Slow Sailor EP
by Cattle
Tokyo’s Cattle are an indiepop wonder, writing songs with big, beaming hooks and wide-open choruses.
go to album
PZL122: The Cherries - Self Titled 2
by The Cherries
Lo-fi power pop arranged like a collage with lots of grungy Thin Lizzy guitars and spoken samples.
go to album
PZL120: Heavenly Creatures - This Summer Will Kill Us All EP
by Heavenly Creatures
“This Summer Will Kill Us All” is a brief jaunt through the classic sound of indiepop, clanging guitars sharing space with delicate vocals.
go to album
PZL119: Gentle Brent - Just Dandy
by Gentle Brent
Bright, pinwheeling, ’60s-influenced pop music with heavenly melodies and taffy-pull guitars.
go to album
