When music reviewers hear the word “grunge”, they immediately think of Nirvana, or if they possess a basic knowledge of the Seattle scene, Pearl Jam. If the artist in question happens to be a woman then Nirvana gets replaced by Hole. And there you have it kids – a full music review of any band […]
MoreIt’s been a while since we wrote about the Manchester based, all female duo brilliantly named Two Of the Same. We reviewed their previous single in January this year and now, eights months later, the twins Harriette and Charlotte Robinson are back with their newest song. Oh boy (or rather oh girl!), what can we […]
MoreHonestly, where has the time gone? Last time we graced The Empty Page on our blog was back in 2022! Those two years have flown really quickly, but the Manchester based duo hasn’t slowed down one bit. They are still loud, proud, exciting and as socially involved as ever. Maybe even more so as they […]
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 […]
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 […]
MoreWe review a lot of new music on Indieterria and despite consistently selecting bands we absolutely love and wholeheartedly recommend, there is always an artist (or two) we keep in a special esteem. I could name Polish alternative quartet Izzy And The Black Trees and London based grunge-brit pop trio JW PARIS, but also Chaidura (be on the lookout, […]
MoreThere is something about American music that always moves my soul. It gets under my skin, occupies my thoughts and honestly, is closest to my heart. Maybe I’m feeling this way as I grew up on a steady sonic diet of American folk, blues, soul, heavy metal and rap. Maybe, it’s because of my family […]
MoreJW Paris always had the reputation of a band that is constantly evolving. Experiments with sound, image changes, looking for new ways to express themselves made them one of the most exciting groups on the independent circuit in London. Their newest incarnation is darker, more philosophical, and inwards looking. The song is called “Alive” and […]
MoreIf you haven’t heard the name Lizzie Reid yet and you fancy yourself a new music fan, then you have been probably living under a rock or spent the last two years in an exile to the Gobi desert without an access to the Internet or the radio. In her native Scotland, Lizzie is now a […]
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