Plain Folly Stuttgart, Germany
Plain Folly is many things. Unadjusted, thoughtful, sometimes dreamy, sometimes eruptive. But she is always DIY as fuck. To the heart, to the beat. Her songs are healing studies in introspection, bittersweet hymns to the strength within ourselves, but also confessions to our own weaknesses. But above all, they are one thing: insanely good, dreamy, inspiring indie pop. ... more
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