Early November Recap: 20(!) New CT Indie Releases Now Streaming

Fleurs – Shut Up (2019)

Every Branch – Every Branch (2019)

Won Ton Death – Bean (2019)

Videodome – Dick Warlock (2019)

Sup fam. Happy beginning of November! Just another quick list of new CT indie music delivered to your front door to keep you informed and entertained.

Today’s collection features a wide range of genres and styles, including angular post-punk, experimental pop, and lo-fi folk punk. And emo, of course. There’s always emo.  Listen via Spotify and Bandcamp links below.

As always, many of these new releases are compiled in our CT Scramble 2019 Spotify Playlist here.

1. Laura Wolf – “Good Veins” (New Haven, CT) – Indie / Alt-Pop

2. Fleurs – Shut Up (New Haven, CT) – Goth Rock / Garage Rock

3. Sean Henry – A Jump From The High Dive (The Valley, CT) – Indie Rock

4. Ice Cream Orphan – Your Lips Exist (UHart) – Indie Rock / Emo

5. Every Branch – Self-Titled (New Britain, CT) – Alternative Rock

6. Won Ton Death – Bean (New Haven, CT) – Experimental Pop

7. Eel People – “Don’t Ask Me (I’m Trying)” (Hebron, CT) – Indie Rock / Pop

8. All Riot – EP 2 (New Haven, CT) – Indie / Electronic

9. Straight to VHS – Friend Music (New London, CT) – Garage Rock, Rock n’ Roll

10. Videodome – Dick Warlock EP (New Haven, CT) – Metal, Noise Rock

11. Let’s Get Invisible – “The Bitter End” (Litchfield County, CT) – Screamo, Post Hardcore

12. Boatweiler – Self-Titled EP (New London County, CT) – Indie, Emo

13. Honch – Don’t Want No 9 to 5 (Central CT) – Rock ‘n Roll

14. Waking Up Now – “Every Single Story” (Trumbull, CT) – Emo, Indie

15. People I Love – People I Like (Fairfield County, CT) – Lo-Fi, Indie

16. Acid Hands – “An Arsonists’ Requiem” (Central, CT) – Hardcore, Post-Hardcore

17. Mickey Blurr – “Fortune Teller” (New Haven, CT) – Lo-Fi, Indie Rock

18. The Judas Obscure – Charlatan (Waterbury, CT) – Hardcore, Screamo

19. Dumlords – “Tyler Lindsay, MD” (New Haven, CT) – Indie Rock

20. The//MOON (feat. Fet/Ki) – “1 4 U” (Central CT) – Indie Electronic

21. Scary Oliver – “Lullaby for a Fever Dream” (Manchester, CT) – Lo-Fi, Bedroom Pop

September Recap: 25(!) New CT Indie Releases Now Streaming

Fleurs – Sophomores (2019)

Wavepeak – DOPAMINEFEEDBACK / Seance (2019)

Pleasuremad

Eddie Jowels – Fill My Heart (2019)

Mama’s Boy – Cake EP (2019)

Matt Falkowski – Paint (2019)

Sup fam. Happy end of September! Just another quick list of new CT indie music delivered to your front door to keep you informed and entertained.

Today’s collection features a wide range of genres and styles, including angular post-punk, experimental pop, and lo-fi folk punk. And emo, of course. There’s always emo.  Listen via Spotify and Bandcamp links below.

As always, many of these new releases are compiled in our CT Scramble 2019 Spotify Playlist here.

1. Sean Henry – “Surf Song” (The Valley, CT) – Garage Rock, Indie Pop

2. Sarah Golley – As We Crawl (Norwalk, CT) – Alternative, Piano, Singer-Songwriter

3. Samuel Sandoval – Current Pretender (Meriden, CT) – Freak Folk, Singer-Songwriter

4. Wavepeak – “Seance” (Middlesex County, CT) – Industrial, Trance

5. Reduction Plan – (CT-NYC) – Post-Punk, Goth Rock

6. Fleurs – “Sophomores” (New Haven) – Goth Rock

7. Matt Falkowski – Paint (Manchester, CT) – Indie Rock, Folk Punk?

8. The Brazen Youth – 15 Million Eyes (Old Lyme, CT) – Alternative Rock, Indie Pop

9. Pleasuremad – “Kitchen Beat” (Hartford, CT) – Indie Pop

10. Namesake – Paraglider (Hartford, CT) – Indie Pop

11: Foxtails – Querida Hija (Fairfield County, CT) – Post-Hardcore, Indie

12: Mamma’s Boy – Cake EP (East Haddam, CT) – Indie Rock, Singer-Songwriter

13. Eddie Jowels – “Fill My Heart” (Bethel, CT-NY) – Experimental, Indie Rock

14. Kim Normal – On Your Own Wave (Central, CT) – Indie Rock, Lo-Fi

15. Brandon Schlock – WACK – (Westport, CT) – Alt-Pop, Lo-Fi

16. Mighty Tortuga – “Swear To God” (New Haven, CT) – Emo, Alternative

17. En Masse – Insight (The Valley, CT) – Post-Hardcore, Metal

18. Dan Falkovich – “A Priori” (University of Hartford) – Acoustic, Singer-Songwriter

19. Julian Sherwood – Sorrow Is a Virtue (Southington, CT) – Indie Pop, Alternative

20. Petty Walker – “Rat Monster” (CT) – Lo-Fi, Indie Rock

21. The Fiction Kids – “Heaven Knows” (New Haven, CT) – Indie Rock, Alternative

22: Honch – “Otis” (Central, CT) – Garage Rock

23. The Judas Obscure – “This Night Could Swallow Me Whole” (Waterbury, CT) – Noiecore, Hardcore

24. Tate and Silas – “nothing to lose” (Branford, CT) – Rock ‘N Roll, Lo-Fi

25. Harrison Lipton – “With U” Feat. Pecas (Fairfield County-NYC) – Alt-Pop

26. Ghostwoods – “Deadwax” (Central, CT) – Emo, Alt Rock

27. Toobin – “Hemorrhaging Light” (CT-NYC) Indie Rock-Pop

28. Funnybone Records – House Sounds Compilation (Hartford, CT) – Indie-Alternative

29. Zebvlon – “Everything Impossible” (Ledyard, CT) – Indie Rock-Pop

BONUS: Similar Kind – “Over There” video (Norwalk, CT) – Indie Pop-Rock

August Recap: 18 New CT Indie Releases Now Streaming

 

 

 

 

 

 

Mama’s Boy – Cake EP (2019)

Comfy Cozy – Loose Leaf (2019)

Chad Browne-Springer

Memory Celle

Mandala – Damsel in Defense EP (2019)

Hamm’s Odyssey

The Nuclear Heartbreak

CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP CHOP – Extreme Creep (2019)

Eel People – A Posh & Destructive Cycle (2019)

Decent News – Monolith (2019)

Reduction Plan – (Ae) Maeth (2019)

Sup fam. Happy September! Just another quick list of new CT indie music delivered to your front door to keep you informed and entertained.

Today’s collection features a wide range of genres and styles, including angular post-punk, experimental pop, and lo-fi folk punk. And emo, of course. There’s always emo.  Listen via Spotify and Bandcamp links below:

Greetings – “Spirit Mind (TLK2YA)” (Hartford, CT) – Indie / Psych

Mandala – Damsel In Defense (Waterbury, CT) – Alternative Rock

Reduction Plan – “Deliver” (CT-NYC) – Post-Punk, Goth Rock

Eel People – A Posh & Destructive Cycle (Hebron, CT) – Indie Pop, Alternatve

Chop7Times – Extreme Creep (New Haven, CT) – Post-Hardcore, Lo-Fi

Mercy Choir – Upturned in Everest (New Haven, CT) Indie Rock / Folk Rock

The Nuclear Heartbreak – Self-Titled (Stamford, CT) – Alternative Rock, Pop

Memory Celle – From the Saddest to the Baddest (Danbury, CT) – Lo-Fi, Acoustic

Hamm’s Odyssey – “Monsters” (West Hartford, CT) – Indie Rock, Psych Pop

Decent News – Monolith (New London, CT) – Metal, Industrial

He Was An Artist, She Was a Carpenter – I’ll Never Be As Happy As I Was Last Summer (CT-MA) – Emo

Mamma’s Boy – Cake EP (East Haddam, CT) – Indie Rock

Every Branch – “Brothers” (New Britain, CT) – Indie Rock / Emo

Cardinal Spins – “Do It For You” (Newtown, CT) – Indie Rock

Kim Normal – “I Don’t Even Mind” (Central, CT) – Alternative Rock

Chad Browne-Springer – “Gloves” (Hartford, CT) – Alternative, R&B, Pop

Old Self – “This Whole Foods Is Trying to Kill Me” (New Haven, CT) – Alt Rap

Laini & The Wildfire – “Delorean” (New Haven, CT) – Pop

American Amnesia – “Depression.jpg” (Torrington, CT)  – Alternative Rock

Happy Happy Joy Joy – Where to Find Love And How to Lose it (CT) Emo / Lo-Fi

Comfy Cozy – “Loose Leaf” (Danbury, CT) – Indie Pop

Now Streaming: 80 New Artists on the CT Scramble 2019 Indie Spotify Playlist

CT Scramble is happy to present to you the CT Scramble 2019 Indie Rock Spotify Playlist. Our new playlist does the same as our 2017 and 2018 playlists, compiling some of our favorite music that has come out of Connecticut in the past year all into one streamable Spotify outlet.

Our goal in compiling such a playlist was to create an eclectic but accessible introduction to much of the quality music that has come out of our wonderful and artistically underrated state this year.

At the moment, the playlist stands at 86 songs and over 5 hours in length. As last year’s class of CT releases covered many of our state’s established heavy hitters, we are happy to say that the new playlist features many musical newcomers and is even more diverse in both artists and styles.

Check out the CTS 2018 Indie Rock Spotify playlist throughout the year as we continue to add more artists. Listen and follow below: