1. |
Take Another Look
02:01
|
|||
2. |
Cranked
02:25
|
|||
3. |
Twist
03:03
|
|||
4. |
Second Hand
03:14
|
|||
5. |
Playing In The Freeway
02:46
|
|||
6. |
Supervolt Weasel
03:28
|
|
||
7. |
Caffeine Baby
02:00
|
|
||
8. |
Ungodlike
02:47
|
|||
9. |
Divide
03:59
|
|||
10. |
Black Fall
03:38
|
|||
11. |
Not Anymore
04:43
|
|||
12. |
Triple Question Mark
01:38
|
|||
13. |
Afraid For Now
03:01
|
|||
14. |
Evil
04:25
|
Marcus Noise Minneapolis
Marcus Noise was a post punk indie rock band that played in the early nineties.
If you like Marcus Noise, you may also like:
Noise pop at its finest from this rambunctious Melbourne group that thrives on louder-than-loud guitars and belted-out vocals.
go to album
Tender indie rock from Boston artist Tiffy, with pillowy synths and heavenly vocals.
go to album
Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
go to album
A collab between Jill O’Sullivan, Peter Kelly, and Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, “This Rock” is moody indie at its best.
go to album
Their name is misleading: Nebraska group Uh Oh deliver delightfully raucous, guitar-driven rock & roll with rootsy hooks for days.
go to album
Lowdown Ways
by DADDY LONG LEGS
The NYC trio push their blown-out garage-blues sound into new territory, on both reinterpreted classics and originals.
go to album
Before The Day Has Gone
by Bellini
Ten years may have passed since the last Bellini record, but the math rock group sound as fierce as ever.
go to album
