There 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 […]
MoreThe newest EP from the mighty Polish based quartet, Izzy and The Black Trees, is a thing of a real, undiluted rock and roll beauty. 4 tracks, four different sounds, four different directions held together by the band’s unique ability to blend styles and genres with an uncommon ease. Imagine The Fall, Siouxsie Sioux and […]
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 […]
MoreI don’t know what the excuse of the music industry is, but not signing and not supporting female artists is their biggest, well let’s be frank, crime. The industry has always been male dominated, a boys club built to help them in their careers at the advantage of women. The last decade, however, is probably […]
MoreThere is so much happening in the lives of JW Paris, that it can only be called a true maelstrom. The London based trio didn’t joke when they said last year that 2024 will be their year. There is a new single coming out in 10 days’ time, there is also a new EP being […]
MoreManchester scene has always been one of the biggest and most influential musical scenes in the UK. It gave us rave, post punk, cold wave, Madchester sound, Mersey beat and Britpop. From The Hollies, Joy Division, Lisa Stansfield, 808 State to Happy Mondays, Oasis and The Stone Roses – Manchester has an incredibly strong claim […]
MoreTally Spear has been a constant feature on the London rock scene for a while now. Her eclectic mix of rock, pop, indie and EDM is highly recommended and I have been following her career for the last two years. As with others, we didn’t have time to feature her yet on Indieterria but her […]
MoreA lot has changed since we last wrote about Manon Berard, aka Mango In Euphoria. She has released a new single, appeared on the cover of “Pretty Vicious”, newest album by The Struts, ended up on a huge billboard in Time Square and now hosts her own show on Islington Radio. Yesterday, a video to […]
MoreAre you looking for a DIY, loud, queer, anti-fascist, anti-racist, pro-choice, intersectional and feminist band to listen to? Look no further, The Menstrual Cramps are your people. Courageous, unafraid, politically engaged and absolutelly brilliant musicians. Punk will never die with bands like that lighting up grass root venues and radio waves. Actually, I’m pretty convinced […]
MoreBedsit is a strange beast. The first thing that hits you about the band is their powerful honesty. They don’t hide behind flowery words and PR hype. They will bare their very soul to you if they can, to show where they come from. They will even let you hear the early demos written on […]
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