Last month we reviewed Chaidura’s latest single “Memory” and it was our most read blog in January. The final single from his EP “Temple Paradise”, a tale of trusting and respecting oneself, learning from previous mistakes and growing up to be a better version of yourself resonated with many of our readers. Chaidura is not […]
MoreI am not keen on breaking the 4th wall, but sometimes it is necessary. So, dear readers and strangers that wandered onto our little blog, a bit of a plea. Does anyone out there have any contacts with a person high up the ladder at NETFLIX? If you do, then please share! I have an excellent […]
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, […]
MoreWelsh singer/songwriter Frankie Wesson is one of my all time favourite artists on the independent scene. I have known her for years, seen her performing in Worcester in 2019 at the ever missed Worcester Arts Workshop and even met her mom by sheer accident when I ended up in a small bookstore close to the Abergavenny train […]
MoreAfter the November elections in the US, I was ready to leave Twitter. Hate, division, and rampant racism embodied by the president-elect Elon Musk, made the once semi-respectable platform almost unbearable. However, I have built a small community there and I didn’t want to abandon it without a fight. So I stayed but I made […]
MoreAt Indieterria, we are very privileged to call Christopher Nosnibor a friend. He is a very respected music journalist, writer and reviewer at popular music blogs including the indie Bibles of Whisperin’ and Hollerin’ and Auralaggravation among others. Self proclaimed word machine, utterly brilliant, highly creative. Christopher is also a musician, member of the […]
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 been a hell of a November. You may have noticed that our blog was not updated for the first week of the month. We weren’t away on holidays (I wish we were!) but rather we needed a break from all social media after the horrendous US elections to stop our mental health from collapsing. […]
MoreI truly hope everyone on the British indie scene gets the following memo soon: Liverpudlian outfit, The Memos (what a brilliant name!), are the hottest indie quartet around. With just two singles under their belt, the four-piece are going from strength to strength and I will not be surprised if 2025 will see them playing […]
MoreIt is not a surprise that we are ending November on Indieterria with a song about a creature with many, thin long legs. The eleventh month of the year is usually considered scary: with Halloween, gloomy weather and dark evenings, it is the spooky season indeed. And we had a nice selection of creepy songs […]
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