Bedsit 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 […]
MoreSingle cover If you asked me why I love our little blog, I`d have to answer this way: one day you listen to a wild metal track inspired by Alice in Wonderland (by a teenage duo Alt Blk Era), the next you are reviewing a single by an artist who is returning to the stage […]
MoreThere is always first for everything. So far on Indieterria, we reviewed mostly American and British artists with very few European exceptions. Izzy And The Black Trees are the first entirely Polish band that landed in our mailbox and it’s a pleasure to write a few words about their second album “Revolution Comes In Waves”. […]
MoreAll female quartet WITCH FEVER has been a household name in Manchester for the last five years. The girls have come a long way since we last saw them at a tiny gig at Alphabet Brewery alongside the punk rock pioneers, The Membranes in 2018. They did fantastically well for themselves, they are now signed […]
More“Pet Shop Boys meets IDLES”. This is how Ami Quick, Derby based multi-instrumentalist and journalist, had been described by music press. It may sound cliché but it also means trying to fill two big pairs of Doc Martens. To be honest it should be “Pet Shop Boys meets Against Me!” as there is a bit of […]
MoreIf there was any justice in the world, A VOID would be the leading rock band in the world at the moment. They are one of the very rare bands that come once a generation as a fully forged, perfectly developed package – talented musicians, lyricists, videographers, smart, writing catchy but meaningful songs. I’m not […]
MoreHonestly, I don’t know what happened to the indie circuit in the last decade. Since time immemorial, major record labels always catered to popular tastes releasing music that was trendy, easy and not demanding. Its purpose was not to get you to think, but have fun, relax and enjoy the good times. It was up […]
MoreWithout a doubt, Skuund is a strange beast. Hidden from the eyes of regular social media users, moving silently through underground indie landscape, rare sightings are observed on the pages of eclectic musical zines where lovers of everything obscure are praising their delicate and ethereal sounds. Skuund reminds me of a nocturnal creature, a shy […]
MoreGrowing up in the 90’s, in the world of grunge and Bay Area thrash metal, I quickly developed a lifelong preference for heavy bassline and thunderous drumming. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy all genres of music – from ABBA to ZZ Top to crazy rave a la Felix or Marusha, but if the music […]
MoreDear Readers, We are absolutely gutted that we can only review this EP good three weeks after its release (came out on March 13th 2020) but the world has been in chaos lately. Maybe you noticed… However social isolation has good sides – you can sit on your ass and listen to a lot of […]
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