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Exploring ‘Poetry in Exile’ with Andy Smythe: Music, Identity, and Social Commentary
Welcome back to The Indie Grid! Today, we’re thrilled to have Andy Smythe joining us for an exclusive interview. Hailing from London, Andy has quickly become a regular featured artist on our music blog, captivating both us and listeners alike with his unique blend of vintage pop/rock inspired by the likes of Lennon/McCartney, Nick Drake, […]
‘Fervor’ By Sophia Stephens: A Rising Star in Alternative Pop
Alternative pop has surged in popularity thanks to artists like Lorde and Billie Eilish, who have transcended the boundaries of underground music typically associated with the indie scene. Nobody really thought that music from the underground scene could be popular mainstream music, but they proved them all wrong. Another notable artist to keep an eye […]
The Raw Emotion of ‘Mellow Drama (Remix)’ by Gary Dranow & The Manic Emotions
Gary Dranow and The Manic Emotions have created a musical narrative that transcends the boundaries of conventional rock with their release, ‘Mellow Drama (Remix).’ This song delves deep into the emotional complexities of a pre-diagnosis of Bipolar 1 disorder, something very personal to Gary, and offers listeners a hauntingly introspective journey through the lens of […]
Behind ‘A Different Kind of Difficult’: Rob Glover of Specky Cult Speaks Out
Welcome, to an exclusive interview with Rob Glover, one third of the band, Specky Cult, who have just released their latest 11-track album, ‘A Different Kind of Difficult.’ Hailing from the picturesque shores of Whitley Bay in the United Kingdom, Rob is here to provide us with an inside look into the creative process, the […]
Andy Smythe’s ‘Leaves to Burn’: A Blend of Melody and Meaning
Andy Smythe‘s latest single, ‘Leaves to Burn,’ adds a lively touch to his repertoire, blending catchy tunes with meaningful lyrics. It was released alongside his album ‘Poetry in Exile‘ earlier this month, showcasing Andy’s musical versatility and storytelling skills and further solidifying his status as a rising star in the London music scene. From the […]
Electric Rime’s Debut Single ‘Tales’: A Haunting Reflection on Impending Disaster
Electric Rime‘s debut single ‘Tales‘ serves as a poignant reflection of the tumultuous times preceding the full-scale war in Ukraine. Hailing from Kyiv, Ukraine, the band captures the essence of uncertainty and impending disaster with haunting melodies and evocative lyrics. Recorded, mixed, and mastered in their hometown, the track emanates the emotional turmoil and tension […]
‘Sounds Gay, I’m In’ by Resting B!tch: Queercore Protest Punk at Its Best
In the revolutionary milieu of the mid-80s, a groundbreaking sub-genre of punk rock known as ‘Queercore’ surfaced within the LGBTQ+ community. Pioneering the exploration of themes encompassing prejudice, sexual and gender identity, and individual rights, Queercore swiftly became a cultural force in the ’90s, embraced by noteworthy bands like Pansy Division and Riot Grrrl. Now, […]
Confronting Corruption: No Named’s ‘Back Down!’ Single Review
Hailing from the heart of Los Angeles, No Named have just released their latest single, ‘Back Down!‘ Blending classic rock influences with a contemporary edge while delving into themes of corruption and integrity, the track is a wonderful meandering journey. No Named’s musical life began amidst adversity, with the band’s decision to pursue professionalism in […]
Exploring Austin Willacy’s Inspirational New Release, ‘Gonna Be Alright’: An Intimate Interview
Join us today as we explore the evocative sounds and heartfelt narratives of singer-songwriter Austin Willacy‘s latest EP, ‘Gonna Be Alright.’ Hailing from Berkeley, California, Austin has established himself as a veteran member of The House Jacks and an award-winning solo artist. With ‘Gonna Be Alright,’ Austin invites us into a world of introspection and […]
