Endless Scroll
In this week’s notable releases, Byen finds nü-disco fixture Bjørn Torske blending more ambient textures into his playful sound, while Chicago footwork pioneer RP Boo gets melancholy, and NYC art-rockers Bodega debut with the lyrically stellar but musically weak Endless Scroll.
Streamlined and minimal but bursting with intelligence, humour and ideas, BODEGA are the real deal.
In this week’s roundup, young upstarts Tom Grennan, Yungblud and Bodega all have something different to offer on their respective debuts
With a happily scrappy sound, a snarky attitude, and hooks for days, Bodega make a case for themselves as the best band in Brooklyn (and other places) with their debut album, Endless Scroll.
Named after the NYC equivalent of a corner shop, Bodega’s debut has the essentials covered; wry wit and a vision of art rock’s finest punk party.
As is the norm for warm-up bands, audience expectations were low for the relatively unknown Brooklyn band Bodega as they opened for Franz Ferdinand on a leg of their current tour.
After winning over crowds at SXSW and the Great Escape, art punks Bodega come out with all guns blazing on their debut. With most of its members drawn
There's a strand of indie rock that rose up in the early 2010s that went beyond slacker nostalgia and seemed based around a rejection of the technological...
Bodega 'Endless Scroll' album review by Adam Williams for Northern Transmissions. The full-length is out today, via What's Your rupture?
Acclaimed New York band’s debut argues that we are enslaved by the internet, in jerkily propulsive post-punk songs