Last month, for the first time ever on Indieterria, we reviewed music by Tragic Sasha and it was love at first sight/listen. There is so much great music out there, it is simply not possible for us to cover all independent artists, but once we realize how special certain musicians are, you can bet they […]
MoreThere is something beautiful in the music made by Japanese-British quartet, Re:O that not only grabs your imagination but also speak to your very soul. It’s hard to describe this feeling, but when you are listening to their new single “Ronin”, one almost feels invincible. Hard to categorize, absolutely unique, the band is the talk […]
MoreI cannot be more proud writing these words: ALT BLK ERA, one of the most original and exciting UK acts at this moment, are simply on fire. After performing on the biggest summer festivals including Glastonbury and Download, Chaya and Nyrobi Beckett-Messam have just announced that they are releasing their debut album, something I have […]
MoreFrom the ashes of their previus projects, lost business and bitter disappointments, rise UGLY CLUB, one of the hottly tipped bands of 2024. Before their official debut, we sat down with lead singer Imogen, to discuss new opportunities, new single “Eyes Wide Blind” being released in just a couple of weeks, their plans, tours and […]
MoreIt’s been too long since we heard from Brain Ape. Eleven months to be exact, so it is a high time for a refresher. Minky Très-vain and Sol Alex Albret are London based underground acts that you should already be familiar with if you follow the indie circuit or if you read Indieterria on a […]
MoreIreland’s music scene has been in full bloom for a number of years now. I have read reviews comparing it to the Seattle scene at the end of the 80’s (grunge) and Manchester at the beginning of 1990 (rave and brit pop) that dominated radio airwaves for at least two next decades. I’m not sure […]
MoreYou know what? I feel old. Also pretty angry and very disappointed. Cause things were not supposed to look like they do in AD 2024. Let me quickly explain: I grew up with the Internet. Right, maybe Gen Z will find it strange but Gen X were the first generation that used the net since […]
MoreThere has always been an incredibly rich world of music outside of the mainstream controlled by big record labels and national broadcasters. However, the last three decades made the underground even richer. The more artists are pushed outside the main channels we receive music from (radio stations, popular magazines or social media accounts, streaming), the […]
MoreIf you run a music blog, you get a lot of questions about the artists we write about. I know we have tackled it before but just in case you need a reminder. I have been asked recently why some artists are regularly featured on Indieterria. Aren’t our readers tired of the same coverage? Why […]
MoreYou know, I recently bought my first home after saving for it for more than a decade. It’s riddled with problems. I won’t bore you with the history of repairs we had to undertake but the house indeed comes with a garden. And I have been bitching about the issues we had (serious ones) for […]
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