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'Football Manager 25' Scrapped as Developers Focus on Future Installment In a surprising announcement, developer Sports Interactive has officially cancelled Football Manager 25, citing […]

Track Review: Born Again // Lisa On the road to releasing her highly anticipated debut solo album, ‘Alter Ego’, Lisa’s fourth single, ‘Bo […]

Mrs President Is A Powerful Portrayal Of Grief But Confused: Review ★★★ Mrs President is not quite what you may expect from a historical drama about a First Lady, both for b […]

Should the Film Industry Bring Back Intermissions? The Brutalist is a long film, that goes without saying. Clocking in at over three and a half hours, it is now […]

Album Review: Open Wide // Inhaler The indie quartet from Dublin, Inhaler, have worked hard over the last few years to make a name for themselves […]

A Striking Adaptation: 'The Merchant of Venice 1936' Review ★★★★ A scene of careless destruction—overturned tables, chairs askew, belongings scattered—is carefully r […]

Interview: Marisa and the Moths The Indiependent caught up with Marisa and the Moths frontwoman, Marisa Rodriguez, ahead of their headline […]

Must-See Theatre Coming To Newcastle in 2025  2025 is in full swing and continues to be a great year in many cities for theatre, with Newcastle being no […]

Amazon Vs. Publishers: How the Online Marketplace Has Power Over Publishing Houses “I’ll just get it on Amazon”. Whether you’re looking for a book that’s brand new or centuries old, in English […]

‘Blackwater Lane’ Review: A muddled, formulaic thriller This formulaic thriller throws everything at the wall, but nothing quite sticks. ★★☆☆☆ Based on B.A. Pari […]

Interview: CG5 on new EP ‘Project U Move’ When we sat down to chat with CG5, the first thing that caught our eye was his T-shirt—a vibrant, abstract, a […]

The National Theatre: What To Watch In 2025 The National Theatre has revealed a stunning line-up of productions for its 2025 season, featuring a mix of […]

Best Books to Read If You Want to Be THAT Indie Fan If you’re an indie/alt rock fan you probably know the music and artists to listen to, the concerts to attend, t […]

The Sims Celebrates Its 25th Anniversary With Nostalgia After its release in 2000, The Sims is celebrating its 25th birthday this month with re-releases of old […]

Track Review: tapestry // Puma Blue Continuing to build his unique and haunting soundscapes, the London-born singer Jacob Allen, aka Puma Blue, has […]

From Page To Stage: 'The Lightning Thief' The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is currently making its debut on the West End. Written by Rob […]

Best Touring Shows Coming To Theatres In 2025 2025 is a huge year for touring shows, with many major West End hits going out on the road in 2025, alongside […]

Book Review: The Study // Andrew Hui The Study, is both an eminently solid explanation of the history of how spaces developed around books in the […]

The Month in Games – February 2025 February’s gaming releases offer a delightful selection to enjoy. From pirate adventures to ancient Europe, t […]

The Gift: A Funny, Flawed Look at Fragile Egos and Friendships A sharply written and darkly funny character study, Dave Florez’s witty three-hander dissects friendship, f […]