Veronica Falls was an indie pop band that emerged from the London music scene in the late 2000s, capturing the ears of fans and critics with their harmonious blend of lo-fi rock, post-punk sensibilities, and melancholic pop melodies. The group was fronted by the vocal talents of Roxanne Clifford and James Hoare, with Patrick Doyle on drums and Marion Herbain on bass. They quickly distinguished themselves through their evocative storytelling and the chemistry of their dual vocalists.

The band's self-titled debut album, "Veronica Falls," released in 2011, was a critical success, celebrated for its smart pop songwriting and the charming interplay of jangly guitars and vocal harmonies. It showcased standout tracks like "Found Love in a Graveyard" and "Bad Feeling," which encapsulated their signature sound of sweetly melancholic pop with a twist of gothic romanticism. This was followed by their sophomore record, "Waiting for Something to Happen," in 2013; an album that matured their sound and solidified their place in the indie pop pantheon. Tracks like "Teenage," "Broken Toy," and "My Heart Beats" perfectly captured the wistful essence of youth and yearning that has resonated with their fanbase. Despite their relatively short run, Veronica Falls left an indelible mark on the indie music scene of the early 2010s.

Genres

Garage Psych

Indie Fuzzpop

Twee Pop

Latest Release

Broken Toy

Veronica Falls

Single - Released October 22, 2013