2025 is a very strange year. Some months seem to drag on forever and the others just disappear quicker than you can say K-POP. The winter months, January and February, felt incredibly elongated to me, but the closer to calendar spring, the faster the time moves. In January, a London based independent artist Chaidura released […]
MoreAngrier, darker, deadlier – this is how Kim Jennett is described on her newly released single “Dead To Me”. Last October, we reviewed Kim’s previous track “Hell Is Wherever You Are” and the blog was one of our most popular entries of 2024. “Dead To Me” is as brilliant, raw and absolutely addictive as its […]
MoreIf you want to know what a monstrous backlog we had last year on our blog, just imagine that “Dream of Odysseus” was released in August 2024. And I am only getting round to do it in April 2025. These past twelve months were insanely hectic: a wedding in the family, a new house, both […]
MoreThere certainly must be SOMETHING in Manchester’s air or maybe in their water supply systems – how else can we explain the city’s internationally renowned musical heritage and the highest concentration of cool bands per square meter in the world, except for maybe Seattle? Should we blame genetics? Manchester is home to many talented siblings […]
MoreThe old, wise saying goes – never change a winning team. Frankie Wesson, a South Wales based singer/songwriter seems to have taken this to heart. She has built a great team around her and this allows her to make some of the best music in her career. Her newest single “This Is Motion” is out […]
MoreHas it really been two years since we last reviewed Nadia Sheik’s music? Time sure flies like mad these days! It really does feel like yesterday when I was typing my 5 star review for “The Shadows”. Since then Nadia has been doing very well for herself: she toured Europe, sold out many shows in […]
MoreI think Alcopop! is my new favourite independent record label. Their roster includes the legendary Bo Ningen, The Menstrual Camps, Problem Patterns, Loose Articles and my latest discovery, Theatre Workers and Television Union, better known as Twat Union. With Glastonbury festival performance in the works (they are shortlisted, but there is no doubt they will […]
MoreAmerican all female duo, juunni absolutely blew me away with their music in January when I found one of their posts on Twitter. I love discovering new things and since the band was sharing a link to their debut single “u i”, I decided to give it a listen. Seriously, it was one of the […]
MoreDid anybody have a “silent” album by more than 1000 most prominent British artists protesting against government proposed changes to the copyright law on their bingo cards? We certainly haven’t but we will be more than happy to “review” it. After all, what our right wing Labour government is trying to pass, will affect every […]
MoreReally, I’m seriously conflicted right now. Indieterria is a blog dedicated to the unsigned, independent and unprivileged artists trying to give them a platform so more people can discover their music. My dilemma is, I have fallen in love with an artist that does not need our assistance or platform at all. He is not […]
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