The 25 best Indie Songs of 1990
1990: a new decade, full of new bands and new tunes. What was shaking the world of indie in those heady days? Radio X looks at the year of Loaded, Come Home, Unbelievable and One Love.
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1990: a new decade, full of new bands and new tunes. What was shaking the world of indie in those heady days? Radio X looks at the year of Loaded, Come Home, Unbelievable and One Love.
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From revisiting childhood trauma to attending a high energy party, this week’s featured singles cover a whole range of scenes that necessitate a soundtrack. Read on for more. “I Want It All” by The Drums Holden Lay, Staff Writer Jonny Pierce, better known as the frontman of The Drums, makes
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