Who says dreams do not come true? We first learnt about Crae Wolf about 3 years ago when she was releasing music as a drill/hip-hop/Rn’B artist. Back then, we thought it was such a shame we could not really cover her on Indieterria as our blog is dedicated to the heavier sounds: mostly alternative, indie, […]
MoreIzzy T lives the life of a rock and roll nobility already. Pesky journalists from the other side of the globe are sending her questions in the middle of the night and the poor girl is answering them onboard the plane, on her way to a gig. At the same time, back home in the […]
MoreI have become aware of Australian independent artist Alana Joanne during the covid 19 pandemic when she was slotted to participate in one of the online concerts we helped to organize. Nothing came out of it in the end, but I was mesmerized by Alana’s strong voice, absolute dedication to the punk pop aesthetic and […]
MoreOk folks, we may have found you your new favourite band. Are you into alternative rock, heavy metal seasoned with prog/math rock influences? Do you like female vocals and symphonic metal elements? What about a healthy dose of radio-friendliness? If all your answers are yes, then you will love Rouge Awakening. This 5 piece living […]
MoreThere certainly must be SOMETHING in Manchester’s air or maybe in their water supply systems – how else can we explain the city’s internationally renowned musical heritage and the highest concentration of cool bands per square meter in the world, except for maybe Seattle? Should we blame genetics? Manchester is home to many talented siblings […]
MoreThe old, wise saying goes – never change a winning team. Frankie Wesson, a South Wales based singer/songwriter seems to have taken this to heart. She has built a great team around her and this allows her to make some of the best music in her career. Her newest single “This Is Motion” is out […]
MoreLast 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 […]
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 first became acquainted with PleasePrettyLea about two years ago after the release of her well received single “Chaotic”. A friend of mine was reviewing the song and she sent me a message saying that I needed to listen to the track. I did and I was very impressed, sadly at that time, we had […]
MoreLast month, a music editor from a large daily newspaper (we shall not be naming names) gleefully announced that guitar music was dead. In his view, British rock was a goner and there would not be another household name like Sam Fender or Ed Sheeran anymore. I know the press can be completely out of […]
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