Reviews
‘Listen’- SIREN, where the heartland meets the horizon
Indie Grid
December 2, 2025
There’s a certain magic that happens when a long-running band taps back into the fire that started it all. And […]
‘Ache’- Highroad No. 28, sinking into the slow-burning darkness
Indie Grid
December 1, 2025
With their long-awaited new single ‘Ache’, Highroad No. 28 return with a slow, beautifully controlled implosion. The Australian alt-rockers have always […]
‘James Dean’- Chloe Hawes, cutting through the myth of chaos
Indie Grid
December 1, 2025
Chloe Hawes has always thrived in the tension between confession and confrontation, but ‘James Dean’ feels like the moment that balance becomes […]
‘The Christmas Songs’- Hanne Leland, rekindling holiday magic
Indie Grid
November 28, 2025
With her newest collection ‘The Christmas Songs’, Hanne Leland steps into December with a winter record that remembers the quiet corners […]
‘Psychedelika Pt.1’- The New Citizen Kane, stepping into the storm
Indie Grid
November 28, 2025
With his latest album ‘Psychedelika Pt.1’, The New Citizen Kane unveils a labyrinth of shimmering emotion, restless thought, and neon-lit confessionals. […]
‘Out In The Night’- Mercy Kelly, returning toward the dark
Indie Grid
November 28, 2025
Mercy Kelly stride back into the spotlight with purpose on their new single ‘Out in the Night’, a track that proves the […]
‘I Thought I Won The War’- Block, breaking the silence with a raw, riveting comeback
Indie Grid
November 26, 2025
For an artist who helped rewrite the rules of New York’s underground in the late 90s, Block has never been one to […]
‘Drugs For Christmas’- Lee Feather and The Night Movers, having a merry little meltdown
Indie Grid
November 25, 2025
Leave it to Lee Feather & The Night Movers to gift-wrap a Christmas song that feels like stumbling out of a pub […]
‘Stay Still’- Blue Dust, capturing the beauty of a breathing world that won’t slow down
Indie Grid
November 24, 2025
Blue Dust have always thrived in the spaces where longing, memory, and slow-burning melancholy fold into one another. And their latest […]
‘Come Back (When You Feel Like)’- Every Other Weekend, a hymn to the self you lost
Indie Grid
November 24, 2025
Some comebacks roar. Others arrive like a quiet breath you didn’t realise you’d been holding. ‘Come Back (When You Feel Like)’, […]
