Indian Handcrafts’ discography showcases their evolution from the self-released debut in 2011 to collaborations with Sargent House on Civil Disobedience for Losers (2012) and Creeps (2015). The band’s 2022 release, Empress in Decline, produced and mixed by Toshi Kasai (noted for his work with the Melvins), marks a bold late-career statement that continues to push their signature blend of aggressive tempos, melodic hooks, and introspective lyricism. Highlights include the 2021 Warsaw cover (a Joy Division tribute) and the standout single Criminal (2022), setting the stage for live performances that captivate audiences. In 2025, Indian Handcrafts is slated to bring those live energies to two Ontario dates, keeping their touring momentum alive.
For fans and newcomers alike, below you’ll find a concise biography, curated discography highlights, and upcoming tour information. We make it easy to secure your seats for Indian Handcrafts shows via trusted venues and official channels. Follow the band for news and updates on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and their official site.
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