Lana Williams

How Forgoing Genre-Stubbornness Saved My Music Taste As a teenager, I was, admittedly, always quite obnoxious when it came to my music taste. Not that I thought […]

Track Review: Aggy //  Coco & Clair Clair Pioneers of their own unique take on preppy bedroom-pop, the Atlanta-based bubblegum duo Coco & Clair Clair […]

Track Review: En Forma // Hinds Spanish duo Hinds have been a staple of the European music scene since the release of their […]

Track Review: Son // Molchat Doma Belarusian synth-dynamites Molchat Doma (meaning The Houses Are Silent) have an impressive cult following, […]

Live Review and Photo Gallery: Yard Act // o2 Apollo, Manchester, 16.03.24 Leeds outfit Yard Act are leaping from the doom and gloom of their debut record The Overload, which finds […]

Interview: Lathe of Heaven Hailing from New York, American quartet Lathe of Heaven (comprised of Daniel, Stephen, Gage and Noel) use nods […]

The Indiependent's Albums Of The Year 2023 has been an impressive and busy year for the music industry, from indie artists shooting to fame […]

Live Review: SOFY // YES Basement, Manchester, 10.12.23 Emerging as the newest artist to champion the genre made famous by the likes of Kate Nash and Lily Allen, […]

Live Review: The Prodigy & Soft Play // AO Arena, Manchester, 17.11.23 Renowned for their infectious beats, enthralling electro-punk veins and relentless energy, The Prodigy have […]

Track Review: Timothée Chalamet // SOFY A genre kickstarted by the likes of Lily Allen and Kate Nash but recently seeing champions such as Lauran […]

EP Review: If It Wasn’t For My Friends, Things Could Be Different // Jaws JAWSJAWSJAWS, so good they named them thrice, well, on Instagram anyway. Known for scuzzy guitar numbers, hazy […]

Live Photo Gallery: Will Joseph Cook // Manchester Academy 3, 04.07.23 Photos by Lana Williams Support The Indiependent We’re trying to raise £200 a month to help cover ou […]

Single review: Are My Friends Alright? // JAWS Teasing their return with a The 1975 style wiping of the Instagram and complete theme reset, JAWS have […]

Live Photo Gallery: Swim Deep // Manchester Academy 3, 06.06.23 To celebrate the 10th anniversary of their debut and genre-cementing album, Where The Heaven Are We, Swim Deep […]

2022 has been an amazing year for music, from surprise drops to the re-emergence of artists like Beyoncé and Taylor Swift. Our contributors here at the Indiependent have put together their list of their […]

Finding fame on TikTok after the release of ‘Coffee’ and supporting The 1975 on their UK tour in 2020 – as well as them lending a hand in her most recent musical forays – Beabadoobee (aka Beatrice Kristi Laus) h […]

A band that by no means need any introduction (but nonetheless are the utmost deserving of one) are ‘80s rock outfit, Pixies. Forged in multiple line-up changes, and ever-expected reunions, the quartet have p […]

If you’ve made it this far on your musical journey without hearing the crooning vocals of ‘Stella’ or experiencing the infectious energy found veined throughout tracks such as ‘Sticks ‘N’ Stones’ or ‘If You Got T […]

With her second full-length foray into boppy indie-rock, Beabadoobee paints a landscape of romanticism and delves into her love of 00’s pop through her fantastical world laden with intimacy and the wildest […]

Wolf Alice are a band that no longer needs an introduction. With multiple awards under their belts and an amalgamation of sold-out world tours, the London quartet have more than made their permanent mark on the […]