One thing I truly love about being a music journalist is that artists can really surprise you with their creations. I’m sure, something similar can be said about any creative field: from cinema, to theatre, dance or abstract paintings. There is always something new popping up in the art world that leaves people like myself, […]
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 […]
MoreFrench-British outfit, A Void have been a constant feature on the continental independent musical scene since 2016. The London based trio just released their newest, grittiest offering entitled “The Gutter”, once again proving that they can play grunge louder, darker and dirtier than native Seattleites. Despite its roughness and bleakness, we think this single may […]
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 […]
MoreJW Paris photographed by Alex Estrella It is very hard to surprise a music reviewer. If a band, we know very well, suddenly announces that their new material is different from their previous songs, we normally take such declarations with a cup of salt. Sound changes are actually very rare, genre changes even rarer. In […]
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