On Repeat: Indie Rock Gems, Shoegaze Discoveries, and Playlist Debuts

12/06/24 • 14 min

In this episode of On Repeat, we dive into our latest indie rock discoveries, from dream pop gems like Wisp's Pandora EP to shoegaze legends Slowdive and up-and-coming bands like Naked Society, Woody, and 22 Degree Halo. We share what’s been on our playlists, explore standout albums like Peripheral Vision by Turnover and Lily of the Valley by 22 Degree Halo, and introduce the official Indie Rock Catalog playlist. Whether you're looking for fresh finds or nostalgic favorites, this episode is packed with music recommendations to inspire your next listening session.

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Hear the music on our On Repeat playlist:

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Season 1 | Episode 6
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Collaboration, Chaos, and Creativity: The Secrets to a DIY Music Scene

In this episode of Indie Rock Catalog, hosts Alejandro and Levi dive into the creative forces behind a vibrant local music scene, featuring guests Jonathan Hape and Soren Song. Together, they reflect on the power of organic, unscripted music creation, sharing how early 2000s indie rock scenes in central Ohio shaped their artistic journeys. From the DIY energy of recording in bedrooms to the camaraderie found in local venues like CD Jungle and Basin Street, they discuss the pivotal moments that sparked lifelong friendships and artistic collaborations. The conversation explores how local scenes, shaped by timing, geography, and personal connections, foster unique sounds and community-driven music. It's a nostalgic yet insightful look into the indie rock scene’s evolution, from high school DIY bands to lasting impacts on today’s music landscape.
This conversation covers a rich tapestry of thoughts about local music scenes, the organic nature of creative communities, and the lasting impact of collaborations. The speakers reflect on how music scenes emerge naturally and the unique energy that drives them—often fueled by relationships, shared interests, and a sense of community.
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Singles or Albums? Exploring Music Release Formats for Artists and Listeners

In this episode of Indie Rock Catalog, we’re joined by Nick from the podcast Crack the Record for an in-depth conversation about the evolving ways we create and consume music. From the focused intimacy of singles to the cohesive storytelling of albums, we explore how each format serves artists and listeners differently.

We dive into:
🎵 The advantages and limitations of singles, EPs, albums, and playlists.
🎤 How songwriters approach their craft: creating cohesive works vs. standalone tracks.
📀 The shift in consumer habits and how playlists dominate modern listening.
💡 Insight into Crack the Record, a podcast reimagining iconic albums—what works, what doesn’t, and what they’d change.
Whether you’re a songwriter, a devoted album listener, or a playlist enthusiast, this episode unpacks the creative decisions behind the music you love.

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