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All Feels makes melancholic indie rock, combining a lo-fi pop aesthetic with nostalgic melodies. Their lush songs are fueled by longing, introspection and somewhat sarcastic assessments on modern life. Led by longtime western Massachusetts DIY devotee, Candace Clement (Footings, Bunny's A Swine) and joined by bassist Will Meyer (Stoner Will & the Narks, Bucket), guitarist Noah Dowd (True Jackie), guitarist and vocalist Kate Dowd (True Jackie, Ex-Temper) and drummer Jon Shina (Jon Shina, ICICL), All Feels casts a wide sonic net that fits basement shows and larger stages alike — bringing their soundscape of dazzling, surprising stunner vocals and dream pop adjacent jams to any space where people share a passion for live music. Their EP Evasive Sentimental is due in February 2026.
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Western MA indie rock mainstays Lost Film are set to release the new single “Pilot Light” April 2nd via Relief Map Records. The jangly dreampop centered by synthesizers and driving bass chords is the first new music from the guitar pop veterans since 2023’s Keep It Together and mostly picks up from where that collection left off. There is however a notable jump in production from the typically DIY project led by main songwriter Jim Hewitt thanks in part to new collaborations with engineer John Panagotopulos and drummer Jeremy Woods. Using a perfect blend of bedroom and studio recording techniques, the track is lifted up without losing the lo-fi charm Lost Film has become known for.
To celebrate the release of “Pilot Light” the band has printed customized matchboxes featuring the single’s cover art. Lyrically Hewitt touches the tendency to lose sight in the dark and the importance of a spark at times. “I’ve been using matches a lot lately” says Hewitt. “I really enjoy the ritual of lighting a candle every night for dinner so when it came time to make some new merch, I figured why not make something useful that also happens to tie into the themes of the song.”
In addition to releasing several other singles throughout 2025, Lost Film continues to play across the Northeast- most notably with an appearance at Western Mass’s Green River Fest in June alongside Waxahatchee, MJ Lenderman, Courtney Barnett and others.
“a gem like “Big Talk” just as readily calls back to more recent indie-pop history… I’m picking up everything from Beach Fossils to LVL UP on this one” - STEREOGUM
“Lost Film is a cult project, an influential voice in the American underground. Sparse yet affecting indie rock, the project’s work to date recalls Pavement, Silver Jews and mid-period Sebadoh, all while forging a voice of its own.” - CLASH MAG
“lovely dreamy melancholia that sets Hewitt’s quiet and subtle voice against a gorgeous plaintive and pure guitar…” – DIY MAG
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