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Let’s just put it out there, we like HUSBANDS. We’ve previously featured their singles, “Culebra,” “Mexico,” and “Neuromancer,” and today we’re overjoyed to feature their latest single, “Ancient One.” The multi-city duo (OKC x Seattle, to be specific) get a bit more experimental on “Ancient,” introducing a unique percussive presence to their otherwise sunny indie pop. In true HUSBANDS style, the song closes out with a fun sing-a-long melody, so be sure to stick around until then. You can find “Ancient One” on Bandcamp (along with the rest of the band’s excellent discography) – check it out here. HUSBANDS · Ancient One

Last time we checked in with shimmery indie poppers Husbands, we were talking up the song “Mexico.” This time around, we’re digging “Culebra” which follows their tried-and-true format of swirly guitar pop topped with effervescent vocal melodies. The duo (impressively) splits their time between Seattle and Oklahoma City – their clear charisma would suggest otherwise. Check it out below.

Husbands is a shimmery indie-pop duo whose “Mexico” caught our ears. Inspired by a dream house sitting opportunity in Costa Rica, “Mexico” approaches themes of disillusionment after returning to the 9 to 5 grind, and finds the duo yearning to drop their responsibilities and move to Mexico. They do this, of course, atop catchy and swirly indie-pop. Check it out via the widget below and add it to your Spotify playlist. Mexico by Husbands

Husbands used to be a long distance affair, but the duo recently took their relationship to the next level; Wil moved from his home in Washington, DC to join his bandmate Danny in OKC. Their first completed song post-reunion is the wonderfully oddball “Neuromancer,” which mixes 80s synth vibes with a modern bedroom pop mentality. The result is a beachy, synthy song that sounds like a Beach Boys and DEVO mashup written in 2016. Go to Bandcamp and snag “Neuromancer” for a “pay what you want” rate. [soundcloud url=”https://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/270582065″ params=”color=ff5500&auto_play=false&hide_related=false&show_comments=true&show_user=true&show_reposts=false” width=”100%” height=”166″ iframe=”true” /]