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Cootie Catcher Share Puzzle Pop Video

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Cootie Catcher has given us their refined brand of indiepop with spirited single after spirited single, but today’s offering gives a look at the group’s ability to mix it up on their forthcoming LP, Something We All Got. Nolan takes on the lead vocal role this go round, but it’s more about the calmed approach to the verses that sets the tune up for success. In a sense, the tune’s themes of being non-confrontational shine through the songwriting, though the group is sure to bring it all back to their pop purveyance in the chorus, as they never stray to far from offering joy to the listener. Carpark Records will release the new LP on February 27th!

Cootie Cathcher Share Straight Drop Video

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One of the many albums on our radar for next year is the new long-player from Cootie Catcher; the group have been on our pages countless times before, but they seem to be building towards huge buzz in 2026. Their brand new single finds the group locking into the modern guitar pop boldness; they feel like they’re playing in the same territory as the most recent Beths record. For a band that employs all sort of playful harmonies, this track is all about the driving guitars and smattering of drums, creating this noisy pop rock sensation that should make you rush to pre-order the LP. Such a great song, and we’re thinking that Something We All Got is going to be equally as great, so pick it up from Carpark Records.

Last Week’s Jams (11.10 – 11.14)

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In a week where paywall was all the buzz in the indie rock world, we just did what we did. We opened the emails, we listened to the songs, and we tried to give you an idea of what you may or may not like…and we did it for free, for the love of the game! We had new music from Jason Balla aka Accessory, and the beautiful tones of Bill Callahan makes an appearance this week too! SXSW announced its first few musicians, and happy to see my homies in the All American Rejects as the opening of the festival. Club 8 offered up one of their monthly gems, while our friends at Keeled Scales announced the signing of Hiding Places. A lot to share this week, and you don’t have to pay for any of it! Enjoy!

New Music from Cootie Catcher

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We’ve been covering Cootie Catcher for a couple of years now, and we’re really happy to hear the group have gotten their due, signing up to work with Carpark Records. While we’d certainly pigeonhole the group as an indiepop act, which we adore, this new single hints at their ability to branch out into the larger realm of guitar pop. There are moments in the chorus of this new hit where they take on some punchier guitar riffs and almost sounds as if they’d fit right along a listening station for the Beths. Using a mixture of this and their springier guitar bounce guarantees that anything the group puts out will be on our radar!

Cootie Catcher Release Friend of a Friend

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I remember back when I first heard Los Campesino’s; they had this vibrancy that shown through their songs, giving off this energy that was supremely infectious and you couldn’t turn away. Cootie Catcher is the twee answer to the aforementioned act, laying ground work for joyous indiepop that’s meant to be the earworm you didn’t know you needed today. The percussive element provides a natural movement that pushes the track’s agenda; they begin to build the layered vocals pretty quickly, and that’s when I fell in love. It’s not a trick or ploy, just some great songwriting with enough risks to make the band interesting. If you’re digging it, then be sure to keep an eye out for Shy At First, out March 5th via Cooked Raw.

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