There 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
MoreThere is nothing tragic about Tragic Sasha. Despite her moniker (which is, by the way, really terrific), she is a great singer, great composer with fantastic ideas making absolutely fascinating music. What is sadly tragic or tragically sad, please choose your own wording, is that her generation is inheriting a world in a truly tragic […]
MoreSince the release of “Basilisk”, Chaidura has cast a spell on us at Indieterria. We simply can`t get enough of his music. So, we decided to sit down with him and ask him some questions. As an artist Chaidura came a long way and already achieved so much. Moving to another country, finding his support […]
MoreMusic 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 […]
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 […]
MoreFew weeks ago, I came across a story that has caught me off guard as a long-time fan of Seattle sound. Apparently right before her death bassist Kristen Pfaff was considering forming her own band, where she would not only play guitar but also sing. If you are not familiar with Kristen, she was a […]
MoreThere is something alluring about artists like Band Ape. The way they go against the stream of what`s popular at the moment. How they change and adjust their sound to suit their own vision rather than the expectations of music executives. The amount of labour that they put into the presentation of their songs. We […]
MoreMiss It – single cover by Annie Holden, a brilliant homage to Bruce Springsteen Few things have happened recently that made me think. Firstly, I`ve discovered Car Boot Sale – London based five piece that easily could be UK`s best new rock act since Bloc Party. And equally groundbreaking. Secondly, a music journalist (that shall […]
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