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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 […]

Peppered with images of blood and bondage, the latest track from Heavy Petting Zoo maintains the same surf rock vibes as their previous work on ‘Crash on the Too Pure Singles Club’. So not to worry goth children […]

Minneapolis-based indie trio Strange Names recently released their new track, ‘Ricochet’, set to feature on their upcoming album Use Your Time Wisely, which is due out in May. Their music can be described as […]

It may seem amazing to us nowadays that one of the first female novelists – who came from what is deemed a period of such enlightenment, cultural change and shifting boundaries – is still relatively unknown, even […]

Two years ago, I didn’t understand what anxiety was. In fact, I wasn’t really that well up on mental health as a whole. We don’t educate young people on mental illness and we grow up somewhat acknowledging its e […]

It’s that time of the week again, where we’ve asked Indiependent contributor Thomas Johnston to condense his iTunes library to a mere five tracks, which epitomise his musical education. It’s a lot harder than it […]

Known for her obscure outfits and working with artists such as Icona Pop and Rita Ora, the antagonistic ambiances of pop-punk supreme Charli XCX’s latest album Sucker display associations with one word: attitude. […]

When most people who are just an acquaintance to the field of metal music associate with the genre, all that apparently reaches their ears are unsynchronised screams that are distasteful and are even taboo in some […]

Hailing from Northhampton, Billy Lockett is a singer-songwriter well on his way up the musical ladder. With fans amongst the DJs at BBC Radio 1, Radio 2 and XFM, the curly-haired musician recently earned the title […]

Name: Koa

Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee

Listen to: False Calls

Hailing from all over the United States, the six members of Koa met up at Nashville’s very own Belmont University. They’re a band that wants […]

The Indiependent’s very own Issy was recently able to speak with Michael and Ariel of the acoustic duo Lions and Archers, six months after the release of their first EP Glenwood Manor. The band are currently […]

After a long battle with Alzheimer’s, the life of internationally renowned author and OBE recipient Sir Terry Pratchett came to a quiet end yesterday afternoon. His long and successful writing career has secured a […]

Although Sasha has been a driving force in many of the show’s recent episodes, her storylines have always revolved around the men in her life, in particular how their hardships have affected her. In Forget, […]

It has been said that the Red Hot Chili Peppers produce the most faultless combination of Funk and Rock: otherwise known as ‘Fuck’. ‘Can’t Stop’ epitomizes this perfectly – the funky guitar, blended with Flea’s […]