Single Review: Avril Lavigne – Head Above Water
Fans have been clamouring for this moment for nearly half a decade, and it’s finally here. The pop-punk princess has returned. Yesterday, Avril Lavigne returned from a five year hiatus….
Tag: indie
Album Review: Slaves – Acts of Fear and Love
‘Acts of Fear and Love’ is the latest record from Tunbridge Wells noise makers Slaves, their third full release following their debut album ‘Are You Satisfied?’ in 2015 and 2016s….
Single Review: Thee MVPs – American Dreamin’
Four-piece garage rockers Thee MVPs, have kickstarted the summer season in style with their boisterous, uplifting new single “American Dreamin’”. The band fuse together a sweaty punk-driven sound inspired by….
Single Review: Superego ‘Sleep’
Midlands based four-piece Superego have unveiled their shimmering debut single, Sleep, via Big Indie Records. Opening with a wall of distorted guitars, Sleep embraces the spirit of 90’s grunge subculture….
Single Review: RALEIGH ‘Smoke In Our Eyes’
Canadian collective RALEIGH, have unveiled the new video for their stunning psych-fuelled single Smoke In Our Eyes, out now via ⌘X Productions. Ahead of an appearance at The Great Escape,….
Kate Nash, Hudson Taylor, Wyvern Lingo and new Urban Village added to Indie18 Lineup
The summer months are just beginning to rear their heads over the horizon, bringing with them the 2018 festival season. Among them is one of Ireland’s favourites, Indiependence. Indie has….
In defence of: Arctic Monkeys – Humbug
As the music world reacts to the news that Arctic Monkeys are releasing their long-awaited sixth album ‘Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino’ on May 11th, fans of the group will….
Album Review: Cabbage – Nihilistic Glamour Shots
After multiple e.p.s and a compilation album, Mossley punks Cabbage finally release their long awaited debut album “Nihilistic Glamour Shots’. There was some trepidation attached to the record before release,….
Single Review: Indigo Husk – Not Feeling Better
‘Not Feeling Better’ is the latest release by London based indie-garage rock outfit ‘Indigo Husk.’ It is a high energy, boisterous single with a real chant-along chorus and a full-bodied….
Single Review: Little Hours – Heavy On You
Little Hours as a band have undergone a bit of a metamorphoses in recent times. The experimentation and adaptation of the band’s sound from their acoustic origins is something that has….