In their words, “it's like eating vanilla ice cream in your dark living room in the middle of the night...wearing your robe and your bedroom slippers...suddendly, you realize you're missing something or someone...and then you start humming a song”. To put it my way, Sid and Lei write the most candid and heartfelt bedroom pop that I have heard in a while.

Foursome from the Windy City playing Sixties-inspired pop with great guitar work and memorable hooks.

Mellow, crepuscular and haunting. Portland psychedelic pop visionaries strike again.

Armed with toy synthesizers and a Mac, Friday Bridge makes sweet-and-Swedish pop music.

Formerly known as Arsenal, Bank Holiday hails from Southern California and plays a mix of shoegazer, psychedelia and indiepop.

Loud, superfast, overwhelming noisepop from Sweden.

Home-recorded folk (and slightly pop) tunes by our friend Francisco, who also plays bass for the Italian Sub Pop band Jennifer Gentle.

Fourth album (and apparently the last under this denomination) of very lo-fi acoustic pop from Exeter, England, by the man behind the actionpop label.

Artfully crafted minimalistic melodicism from Hoboken, NJ.

Two-piece project from Philadelphia playing minimal pop with acoustic guitars, organ and beeping electronic noises.