Art Rock
‘And Now… We Take America’- Dancing The Conga, aiming for the empire
Indie Grid
February 13, 2026
There’s ambition, and then there’s the kind of wide-eyed, slightly chaotic, beautifully sincere ambition that pulses through ‘And Now… We Take […]
‘Just A Few Milligrams’, Blindness & Light, confronting division head-on with a defiant pulse
Indie Grid
February 13, 2026
There’s something electrifying about a band that operates like a moving current rather than a fixed structure. Blindness & Light […]
‘Life of a Man’- Andy Smythe, confronting a fractured future
Indie Grid
February 9, 2026
Andy Smythe has never been an artist content to write small songs about small things. And with ‘Life of a […]
‘Hide Inside The Moon’- Mortal Prophets, expanding their nocturnal universe
Indie Grid
February 4, 2026
There are albums that play in the background, and then there are albums that quietly rearrange the architecture of your […]
‘Adventures in Sound Vol.2’- Home Hearing Records, a fearless underground tapestry
Indie Grid
February 4, 2026
Compilations can often feel like loose playlists stitched together for convenience. But ‘Adventures in Sound Vol. 2’ is the exact opposite. This […]
‘This Will Be The End Of Everything’- Absinthe Vows, staring into the void
Indie Grid
February 2, 2026
There’s something chillingly intimate about a song created in solitude. On ‘This Will Be The End Of Everything’, Absinthe Vows […]
‘Do-gooder’- The Real Jobs, turning inner sabotage into a glorious post-punk meltdown
Indie Grid
January 16, 2026
There’s something electrifying about an album that feels like it might combust at any moment. And ‘Do-Gooder’, the latest full-length from […]
‘Rapture and Rupture’- Social Gravy, conjuring two guitars with one heart
Indie Grid
January 12, 2026
There’s a special electricity that happens when a song feels like it’s breathing alongside you, and ‘Rapture and Rupture’ lives squarely in […]
‘Under The Influence’- Mortal Prophets, rewiring the ghosts of their past
Indie Grid
January 8, 2026
There’s something thrilling about an artist who treats their inspirations as unstable chemicals; things to be heated, stressed, and pushed […]
‘What Makes You Think’- RIOT SON, a reckless new-wave reckoning
Indie Grid
January 7, 2026
There’s a moment on ‘What Makes You Think’ where everything locks into place and you realise RIOT SON is actively sharpening his sound. This […]
