Lucy Fitzgerald 
Heisenberg Principle’s debut album, “Icarus,” is a confident, heartfelt indie-rock release packed with grit, charm, and a clear sense of identity. Greg Stehle, the man behind the moniker, pulls from personal experience to craft 11 tracks that feel both lived-in and alive. There’s something honest in the way these songs unfold — no pretension, just well-formed melodies and stories that hit home.
The title track “Icarus” is bright and catchy, kicking things off with punchy guitars and vocals that invite you in. Tracks like “110” buzz with upbeat hooks, while “Bachelor of the Year” leans into a more laid-back, conversational feel. The album moves with a steady pulse, mixing energetic highs with introspective slow burns. “No One’s Property” shifts gears with ease, offering a bit of edge, while “Chalk & Cheese” softens things with space and sentiment.
It’s the kind of album that doesn’t overthink itself. You can hear the love of the genre in the songwriting, and it’s not trying to be anything other than what it is — solid indie rock that’s made to stick around. “Whiteout” wraps things up with a full-band feel that’s both anthemic and grounded, leaving you with a sense that you’ve really heard the artist’s voice by the end.
Personally, I find “Icarus” refreshing for its clarity. It’s an album that doesn’t need hype to hold your attention. There’s a lot of charm in its simplicity, and that makes it worth sitting with. Make sure to follow Heisenberg Principle on all the socials and dig into “Icarus”. Add it to your playlist and keep it close — whether it’s for a late-night drive or background during your downtime, there’s a track here that’ll find a way into your rotation. Support the artist, share the music, and keep an ear out for whatever comes next.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
