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This episode of Sonic Highways is extremely close to my heart, as it is to the rest of Foo Fighters. The band traveled to the city in which they were conceived, Seattle. They headed to Robert Lang Studios to […]

With what many have described as a slow build up to the final episodes of the season, we’ve been waiting with baited breath for a swift punch to the gut – and boy does Spend deliver. Chilling discoveries at […]

Another week, another brave Indiependent contributor steps up to the task of condensing their musical education into five songs. Today that duty falls to Catherine Walters, who has annoyingly good music taste, […]

It is a song that is reminiscent of the 90s. The Prodigy’s ‘Firestarter’, released in 1996, was filled with just the right amount of catchy and controversial lyrics, so that just by listening to the song you felt […]

London based up coming band Rocheii took to the stage at the prestigious Camden Barfly on the 17th of March. Our photographer Matt Marsh was able to attend the show and took the shots below. The band played a very […]

After almost a year-long wait, Al Bairre – South Africa’s young up-and-coming indie sensation – have released a brand new, highly anticipated single: ‘Bungalow’. It took them a while to get to the studio on this […]

It’s rare to feel like you’ve gone ten rounds with Tyson after listening to a track. What’s even rarer is to actually enjoy such an experience.  However, Canadian noise punk trio Metz have a distinct knack of […]

Pond are a psychedelic rock band from Perth, Western Australia. Although they only formed in 2008, Pond have had multiple changes in their line up as they originally wanted the band to be a collaborative project, […]

Nestled between the popular, amateurish tones of Pablo Honey’s ‘Creep’ and the flawless infamy of 1997’s smash-hit OK Computer, it can certainly be argued that Radiohead’s modest sophomore effort is often […]

Hannah Woollaston snapped these pics of Tim Burgess and his merry men: indie rockers, The Charlatans.

Consisting of Tom Ogden (Voice/Guitar), Charlie Salt (Bass/BVs), Josh Dewhurst (Lead Guitar/Auxiliary Percussion), Joe Donovan (Drums) and Myles Kellock (Keyboards/BVs), there’s definitely a lot of work behind […]

Last leg of their current UK Tour and largest headline show to date, To Kill A King’s (TKAK) performance did not disappoint. Having recently received lots of support from BBC R1, especially from Huw Stevens who […]

This month marks the 20th anniversary of alternative rock legends Radiohead’s second album The Bends. So, to celebrate, here at the Indiependent we have created yet another ‘Best Of’- here’s a list of our all-tim […]

Title: Labyrinth

Starring: David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly

Synopsis: Often described as a cult classic, Labyrinth is Jim Henson’s 1986 adventure fantasy, starring rock legend David Bowie and a young […]

Many readers of The Indiependent will have picked up a copy of Delirium by Lauren Oliver when it received a positive review. Oliver introduces a world where love is considered a disease; those infected are […]

Emerging North London experimental outfit Gengahr has a desire for creating eccentric, soothing tunings of sound. Since debuting last summer with singles ‘Powder’ and ‘Bathed In Light’, the four-piece have earned […]

Music is in an incredibly passionate thing; an artist can inspire unconditional love, an artist can inspire unmitigated loathing. But to any of us music aficionados, there will always be one virtuoso who […]

The Cribs’ new record For All My Sisters gathers and utilises all the elements that create a very strangely unique album. And though they appear to have hit the proverbial nail on the head with this one – every […]

With the election approaching in May, Jess and Josh debate whether it remains useful or legitimate to vote.

JESS:  I plan to vote in the upcoming general election, despite my dissatisfaction with the lack […]

We are almost halfway through season 3, the battle for Mercia is won and the settlement in Wessex has almost been firmly established, this signals the possible end of the main story that engulfed the first 3 […]