PFTU 19.10.25
This week’s Postcards From The Underground dives deep into the sounds shaping the independent landscape — from sharp-edged indie rock and dreamy alt-pop to introspective folk, woozy electronica, and a touch of experimental soul.
Singer-songwriter Liv Dawn joins to chat about her evolving sound that blends folk roots with cinematic indie on new EP Hopeful Wandering and what to expect from her Launch show at Stereo Glasgow on Thursday 23rd October.
Tune in for two hours of discovery.
On the playlist:
Wet Leg - Mangetout Domino Recording Co. - Video
Courtney Barnett - Stay In Your Lane Fiction Records - Video
Bar Italia - Omni Shambles Matador Records
Pyncher - Back To The Country Self Release
Dives - Keep Talking Siluh Records
Tulpa - Transfixed Gaze Skep Wax Records - Video
Everyone Says Hi - Communication Chrysalis Records - Video
Wyldest - Wax Museum Hand In Hive - Video
Ezra Furman - One Hand Free Bella Union - Video
Marsy - Chance The Dancer Heavenly Recordings - Video
Tree Trunks - Hold Me Slop Records - Video
Aure - Mi Corazon MayWay Records - Video
Caïman - Grand 8 Self Release - Video
Frankie Archer - The Demon Lover Self Release
The Noisy - Neckline Audio Antihero
Pictish Trail - Torch Song Lost Map/Fire Records - Video
Liv Dawn - The Mountains Are Calling Self Release
Momoko Gill - No Others Strut
Tribes of Europe & Barbara Stretch - Spooky Integrity Records
49th & Main - Insomnia Counter Records - Video
Art School Girlfriend - L.Y.A.T.T Fiction Records - Video
Oslo Twins - Sirens Half Normal Records
Nohr - Let Me Know Counter Records - Video
SamxEmma - You Know I Love You September Recordings
