Music exists not only to be analyzed, but you may be excused to think this way considering it is exactly what we do on this blog. To me, however, music is a door into the world and the culture, my own way to learn something new daily. In February this year I had so much […]
MoreIt’s not a good ending to otherwise a pretty solid week and here I am penning down our first ever Vanadian Avenue editorial piece. Over the last few months, a lot has been said and written about the state of our music business and we all agree that a lot of things must change. From the […]
MoreFrench-British outfit, A Void have been a constant feature on the continental independent musical scene since 2016. The London based trio just released their newest, grittiest offering entitled “The Gutter”, once again proving that they can play grunge louder, darker and dirtier than native Seattleites. Despite its roughness and bleakness, we think this single may […]
MoreI have been pretty ignorant about the Singapore rock music scene until about the end of October – which is such a shame. Over the last twenty years the country produced some extraordinary projects: from cold wave Zircon Lounge, to punkish Ronin to post hardcore A Vacant Affair (how come those guys didn’t end up […]
MoreDescribed as a musical “love child of Bikini Kill and The Clash, who was raised by Courtney Love”, London based quartet Femegades are a band you just cannot afford to miss. Forget the PR clichés comparing them to any famous bands. Such overused marketing tricks hardly ever help anybody to break through in this business. […]
MoreOne of the goals we set ourselves at Indieterria this year was to offer an in-depth coverage of artists we believe set high standards on the indie circuit. Not just occasional article or a review, but detailed writing following their releases. Hence why you can see quite a few features on Jade the Nightmare, The […]
MoreI have grown incredibly fond of many bands in my life. And goth metal duo CELAVI are very much on my favourites list. You may have noticed that Sarah Wynn and Gwion Rhys Griffiths are frequently covered on Indieterria but not just because I have a particular soft spot for Welsh acts. I have been […]
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