Blending hazy melodies, dreamlike synths, and off-kilter rhythms, "The Sound of Indie Psych-Pop" is a collection of tracks that explore the more exploratory side of indie music. With contributions from artists like Hundred Waters, Ricky Eat Acid, and Young Jesus, this playlist drifts between electronic and organic textures, offering moments of hypnotic ambience alongside bursts of fuzzy, lo-fi energy. Tracks like Waterstrider's "Soundless Sea" and Lightfoils’ "How It Is" create an ethereal atmosphere, while The Orwells' "Who Needs You" and Bearfoot Beware’s "Point Scorer" inject a dose of raw, garage-inspired vigor. Whether leaning into dreamy, synth-driven soundscapes or stripped-back, reverb-laden indie rock, this selection pulls from a range of moods and sonic influences, capturing the essence of modern psych-pop with an indie twist.