Category: indie Music
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Take Me Back, Take Me Home – James Spencer
With soaring guitars, reflective storytelling and a heartfelt tribute to home, Take Me Back, Take Me Home sees Bradford’s James Spencer transform everyday experiences into an uplifting indie anthem with genuine emotional weight.
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Old Pair Of Shoes – Stereo Silence
Stereo Silence return with Old Pair Of Shoes, a stirring indie-rock anthem full of warmth, nostalgia and emotional weight.
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Let’s Party Like It’s The 90 – The Radio Addicts
Bolton indie-punk four-piece The Radio Addicts return with Let’s Party Like It’s The 90s a burst of sharp hooks, huge choruses and unstoppable youthful energy
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Curious Eve – Poesie
Poesie returns with Curious Eve — an eco-feminist indie-rock anthem packed with crunchy riffs, thunderous drums and theatrical ambition. Reimagining the Biblical story of Eve as a furious modern-day warning, the London-based artist delivers a bold statement on humanity, ecology and equality. Fierce, cinematic and impossible to ignore, this is…
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See Me Around – Taylor Liam Jackson
Taylor Liam Jackson captures the excitement, chaos and fleeting connections of a city-centre night out on his brilliant new single See Me Around. Packed with infectious melodies, and a chorus built for festival singalongs, it’s a nostalgic yet fresh indie anthem that showcases a songwriter rapidly finding his stride.
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Heartbeat Stopper – Bendricks
A fierce, explosive indie rock anthem packed with razor-sharp social commentary, Heartbeat Stopper sees Bendricks deliver their most urgent and anthemic release yet.
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Holy Coves confront grief, addiction and mental health on powerful new video for “Hole”
Holy Coves confront grief, addiction and mental health on powerful new video for “Hole”
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Poet – Pablo Carrizo
Pablo Carizzo trades indie swagger for something far more intimate on Poet — a bold, folk-inspired release packed with warmth, reflection and timeless songwriting.
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Live Review: Maze and Peter Azzopardi Bring The House Down At A Triumphant Scala Show
From Chris Daley’s powerful opening set, to Hazy Sundays’ electrifying performance, Peter Azzopardi’s huge singalong moments and Maze delivering a euphoric headline triumph, this was a night that perfectly captured why grassroots indie music continues to thrive.
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Casual Wannabe- Filthy Red
Casual Wannabe is loud, infectious and packed full of anthem-ready energy. Filthy Red announce themselves in some style
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