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In anticipation of the release of a new EP, The Indiependent recently had a chat with the Mia Wallace of Scotland, Ms. Luna Webster. One half of the electronic duo Old Barber whose track ‘Prism (Part One) ‘ is […]

Parks and Rec has been around for a while now, but as a small city girl living a simple life in England, I didn’t get the chance to enjoy this iconic show until just a few weeks ago (it really is amazing how m […]

The first season of Aziz Ansari’s new show, Master of None premiered earlier this month on Netflix to universal acclaim. The show is simultaneously smart, funny, thought-provoking, and covers a wide range of t […]

There are not many artists I would wait in the biting Sheffield cold for, in a rather large and smoky queue, in five-inch heels. However, if I had to make a list, Hozier would definitely be the first one for whom […]

After an unlucky strings of shoulder injuries last year, The Slaves have started off 2016 playing some of their rescheduled tour dates. Taking the stage at a sold out Forum, the Slaves blew away the packed crowd. […]

Release Date: January 13, 2015

Rating: RP (Rating Pending)

Staying true to what makes Rick and Morty a unique show, Pocket Mortys for the mobile device is a Pokemon-like game that is a treat for the […]

Celebrating the launch of their debut album Leave Me Alone, Spanish quartet Hinds played an intimate show at the Ace Hotel. Patrick Gunning was there to capture the sold out show.

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After ending last year touring with Bill Ryder Jones, By The Sea are now starting 2016 headlining the iconic Night & Day Café in Manchester, before continuing on to support The Coral on their upc […]

For the first Poem of the Week feature I thought I’d write about something contemporary. And what’s more contemporary than YouTube?

Savannah Brown is a poet. She’s also a YouTuber who often uploads spoke […]

The internet was buzzing this morning, with the terrible news that beloved icon, David Bowie, has died aged 69 following an 18-month long struggle with cancer.

The shockwaves are palpable from one generation to […]

In my reading of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby, set in New York in 1922, I was struck by a metaphor that Fitzgerald employs when introducing Daisy and Jordan, the two main female characters. The phrase i […]

Release Date: December 2015

Rating: RP (Rating Pending)

Many old school gamers will recall the Army Men series during the Fifth-Generation era and how it depicted the age old battle of Green vs. Tan. Those […]

2015 was not all doom and gloom. I’m not normally one for excessive optimism but every element of positivity (or is it naivety?) in me would like to believe that. I must admit, it’s a tall order: every week, the […]

Eddie Redmayne is famous for playing Stephen Hawking, being an Eton-Cambridge graduate and, perhaps less so, for being male. He plays Lili Elbe, the first known transgender woman to undergo gender-realignment […]

 This Spanish four-piece are known for their motto “Our Sh**, Our Rules”, one which they’ve really taken under their belts to fulfill with their debut Leave Me Alone. The album features 12 tracks which are a mix o […]

 This Spanish four-piece are known for their motto “Our Sh**, Our Rules”, one which they’ve really taken under their belts to fulfil with their debut Leave Me Alone. The album features 12 tracks which are a mix o […]

Kid North have produced a well-crafted ear-worm of an indie-pop track with ‘The Hours’. Opening ambiguously with a rising cinematic synth pad, this Parisian trio are quick to show their indie-pop colours as the v […]