Not sure if anybody else feels like that too, but with the way things are going at this moment, I’m seriously tempted to either hide myself under the rock, get myself stoned or get drunk. Or all the above and mind you, I do not drink, take drugs nor do I sleep that much. Trumps […]
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 […]
MoreI hope you are angry. I hope you are furious, frantic, enraged, seeing red. You need it to be able to listen to “A Constellation of Sorrows”, a new spoken word/ poetry accompanied by music by Welsh poet Patrick Jones. If you are not, then maybe you will be angry at the end, but that […]
MoreManchester-by-Blackburn outfit, UGLY CLUB, are a band like no other. They forge their impressive sound in the combined fires of indie, rock, alternative metal, classic rock, prog rock and heavy metal, creating a style that can only be described as an instant classic. Add the absolutely amazing vocals of their lead singer Imogen, and we […]
MoreIt’s only been three years since the release of Delilah Bon’s self titled, debut album in 2021, but it feels more like a decade has already passed. War in Ukraine, genocide happening in Palestine, 14 years of Tory imposed austerity irreversibly changed the international political and domestic social landscape we find ourselves in. 2024 is […]
MoreI`ve heard of bands being formed at the back of a bus or singers being found at a perfume counter in a local supermarket. But I have never heard of a band being formed inside a mosh pit. Well, that is apparently where Charlie Herridge and Ollie Horner met. Pretty rock and roll if you […]
MoreI must thank Chaidura for appearing in my life last October (Demon`s Night nonetheless but then what else can you expect from a yōkai in human form), because since then my musical radar has been gravitating towards incredible art and projects I`d probably never discover myself. It won’t be far from the truth to write […]
MorePraising one`s achievements is frowned upon in Japan. If anything, you should minimize your skills as much as possible to appear humble. You should also not praise somebody else exceedingly as to not embarrass them. So, please forgive me for praising the skills of AcidSitter to the high heavens for the sake of this review, […]
MoreSometimes when I look at the UK music scene, I want to shout in despair. The entire industry is stuck on a Brexit Island with arts hating government and no right of movement! We are basically held hostage by radicalized, shady elements who in their crusade against “the woke” decided to destroy all culture and […]
MoreOne of the goals we set ourselves at Indieterria this year was to offer an in-depth coverage of artists we believe set high standards on the indie circuit. Not just occasional article or a review, but detailed writing following their releases. Hence why you can see quite a few features on Jade the Nightmare, The […]
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