Category: indie Music
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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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The Tale Of The Mad Ones – Ryan Redwood
The Tale Of The Mad Ones is loud, messy, infectious and unapologetically honest. It captures the beautiful chaos of youth in full throttle and is undoubtedly one of the most explosive and instantly addictive indie singles of the year.
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All Bets Are Off – Maze
Maze return with All Bets Are Off — a bold second album packed with jagged guitars, huge choruses, punk energy and indie swagger. Ambitious, explosive and built for big stages, this is Maze at their absolute best.
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Fake Illusion – Taylor D
Taylor D delivers a fierce indie rock statement with Fake Illusion — a raw, high-energy anthem packed with electrifying riffs and brutal honesty
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Heavy – The Heavy North
Bold, unrelenting and dripping in soul, Heavy, allows The Heavy North to reaffirm their place in the UK blues rock scene. This is a track that demands your attention and refuses to let go.
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Save You – Healer
Grimsby risers HEALER step up with ‘Save You’—a soaring, synth-driven indie anthem that blends raw emotion with early Kasabian swagger.
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That Was Then – iC1s
That Was Then is a seriously strong track, honest, anthemic and full of intent. It sticks after the first listen and proves that iC1s are better than ever.
