The Cords have released the best indie pop album of 2025. It has songs, style and will stick in your head for the rest of your life. Simply the best.
Comprised of sisters Eva and Grace Tedeschi, the duo began playing drums at a young age. Their love for 80s and 90s indie music led them to form a band together, with Grace on drums and Eva on guitar.
The sisters quickly gained popularity, with their cassette and flexi single selling out in hours. They played gigs with renowned Scottish pop bands like The Vaselines, Camera Obscura, and Belle and Sebastian, as well as newer indiepop groups like the Umbrellas and Chime School. The Cords' eagerly-awaited debut album will be co-released by Skep Wax and Slumberland Records.
Their music has been compared to bands like The Shop Assistants and Talulah Gosh, but with a unique dreamy melodic power that sets them apart. The album features catchy pop tunes like "Fabulist" and "Just Don’t Know (How To Be You)", as well as more introspective tracks like "October" and "When You Said Goodbye". Produced by Jonny Scott and Simon Liddel, the record showcases Eva's sinuous guitar and silky vocals, along with Grace's expressive drumming.
Comprised of sisters Eva and Grace Tedeschi, the duo began playing drums at a young age. Their love for 80s and 90s indie music led them to form a band together, with Grace on drums and Eva on guitar.
The sisters quickly gained popularity, with their cassette and flexi single selling out in hours. They played gigs with renowned Scottish pop bands like The Vaselines, Camera Obscura, and Belle and Sebastian, as well as newer indiepop groups like the Umbrellas and Chime School. The Cords' eagerly-awaited debut album will be co-released by Skep Wax and Slumberland Records.
Their music has been compared to bands like The Shop Assistants and Talulah Gosh, but with a unique dreamy melodic power that sets them apart. The album features catchy pop tunes like "Fabulist" and "Just Don’t Know (How To Be You)", as well as more introspective tracks like "October" and "When You Said Goodbye". Produced by Jonny Scott and Simon Liddel, the record showcases Eva's sinuous guitar and silky vocals, along with Grace's expressive drumming.
