Bands like The Baby Seals are what the UK needs right now. Funny, feminist, full of righteous anger. They sing their hearts out, they create art, speak up their minds and enjoy every second of the mostly chaotic rock and roll life styles. When the opportunity to sit down with Kerry Devine, lead singer and […]
MoreBangor based, North Walian metal duo C E L A V I are seizing the day and hammering out the best nu metal tunes since the arrival of Bullet For My Valentine. The husband and wife dream team, Gwion and Sarah Wynn Griffiths, are going from one sold out gig to another, scoring mentions in the Metal Hammer and […]
MoreManchester power pop/alternative rock twin sisters duo Two of the Same are the brightest stars on the independent music scene in the city that prides itself on doing everything differently. Indeed, Harriette and Charlotte Robinson surely do their own musical thing in their own special way. Combining poetic lyrics with harmonized vocals and melodic alt pop, the girls […]
MoreForget about yokai, demons, nether realm spirits and the Temple Paradise. All of it, it’s now a distant past. London based Singaporean artist Chaidura said a definitive goodbye to his previous dark stage persona. Enter stage right is the new, fun guy Chaidura, or rather John Whiskers, a sarcastic, fierce K-Pop meets British metal feline […]
MoreReally, I’m seriously conflicted right now. Indieterria is a blog dedicated to the unsigned, independent and unprivileged artists trying to give them a platform so more people can discover their music. My dilemma is, I have fallen in love with an artist that does not need our assistance or platform at all. He is not […]
MoreWe don’t feature Polish artists on our blog that often. It is something that I am trying to change, mostly because when we do the articles are being read by a lot of people, widely shared on social media and discussed. What`s not to like if you are a music journalist, right? If you follow […]
MoreOne 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, […]
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 […]
MoreIn January, we had the great pleasure of reviewing “Make Acid Great Again”, a magnificent album from Japanese-Polish outfit AcidSitter. We are closing 2024 with another review for the quartet, this time they have offered us but a single, but do not despair! “Doomscroller’s Blues” is heralding the arrival of a new LP in 2025 […]
MoreIt`s so good to be friends with Gemma Clarke. Not only is she one of the coolest drummers in the country, a genuine rock star (her band JW Paris is one of my all-time favs), but she also has impeccable music taste. It was Gemma who introduced me a few weeks ago to a trio […]
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