April Magazine

**April Magazine** serves up dreamy indie pop that feels like flipping through a weathered scrapbook of Pacific Northwest memories. Known for their jangly guitars and wistful vocal harmonies, this Portland-based project crafts songs that blur the lines between bedroom pop intimacy and sun-drenched indie rock. Their catalog—from the nostalgically titled *Sunday Music For An Overpass* to the two-part *If the Ceiling Were a Kite* series—often feels like a love letter to mundane magic, pairing introspective lyrics with melodies that stick like sidewalk gum.

Since emerging in the late 2010s, April Magazine has charmed listeners with releases like *Shirley Don’t* and the live energy captured in their 2019 *Jam in the Van* session. Their sound nods to acts like Alvvays or The Radio Dept., balancing lo-fi warmth with crisp, hook-driven arrangements. Whether soundtracking a rainy-day drive or a quiet moment under an overpass, their music wraps you in cozy familiarity—like finding an old mixtape you didn’t know you needed.

Genres

Slowcore

Egg Punk

Folk

Indie Pop

Indie Rock

Alternative Rock

Dream Pop

Lo-fi

Post-rock

Shoegaze

Bedroom Pop

Jangle Pop

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Latest Release

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April Magazine

Album - 9 Tracks - Released February 17, 2024