Summer is usually festival and “cucumber” season – meaning nice weather, slow news cycle and people being out of town camping and watching bands. Well, this summer we have a heatwave, news cycle to give us all anxiety and festivals with a political bang. And here comes Chaidura with a song that on the surface […]
MoreThere won’t be a raised eyebrow in the room if I say I`m somewhat of an otaku when it comes to JW Paris. Well, maybe I am not relocating to Luton (their hometown) yet or running the band`s fan club out of my garage, but I am deeply passionate about the trio and I am always on […]
MoreThere are very few songs out there that truly can make my eyes moist. Maybe “Another Day In Paradise” by Phil Collins, Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start The Fire” or “Hail Hail Rock and Roll” by Garland Jeffreys. The newly released single from Re:O can now join the club of Rita’s favourite sonic tear jerkers. […]
More2025 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 […]
MoreLast month we reviewed Chaidura’s latest single “Memory” and it was our most read blog in January. The final single from his EP “Temple Paradise”, a tale of trusting and respecting oneself, learning from previous mistakes and growing up to be a better version of yourself resonated with many of our readers. Chaidura is not […]
MoreYou could say JW Paris had somewhat of a hectic year so far. If they haven’t been supporting major acts (The Subways, SPAN) or boycotting banks involved in genocide (they choose Rock and Roll Circus in Brighton instead of The Great Escape) or releasing critically acclaimed singles (“Who Are You”, “Geeks & Freaks”), then they […]
MoreThere is a meme making rounds that since the death of David Bowie, the universe is somehow coming apart. Nothing is the same, people complain. I partly understand the sentiment, because Bowie was around all my life. It`s hard to look at the world and realize he is gone. A wild figure, jack of all […]
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 […]
MoreI hate panic attacks because I have experienced them for most part of my life. Firstly, as a queer kid growing up in a socially conservative and a deprived mining village. Then, as an adult living with complex PTSD. It`s hard to describe what a panic attack even looks like – as they are not […]
MoreI can’t tell you how excited I am to see this review being published. As music journalists we always strive to push our coverage in new directions. It is not always easy to come up with a format we haven’t tried but when an idea strikes, we must act on it! This was such a […]
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