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Amelie Marah couples her previous article on the lack of recognition of female indie artists with some recommendations on women who are currently defining the genre

Ahead of International Women’s Day, Amelie Marah discusses the longstanding lack of recognition of female artists within the indie music scene

Online Music Editor George Ward reviews Wolf Alice’s gig at Plymouth Pavilions.

Exeposé Music Writers discuss their top ten albums of the decade

Mysterious and ominous, the venue for The Japanese House’s performance, Thekla, is a docked boat that looms in the harbour, a stone’s throw from the heart of Bristol city centre. …

20. Marika Hackman       I’m Not Your Man Bold, sharp, and cuttingly honest, second album I’m Not Your Man sees Hackman move away from the outwardly folkier sounds of We Slept …

It’s been a minute since I’ve been to a really sweaty, moshy gig. I hadn’t realised how much I missed it until Wednesday night. Support act Superfood kicked off what …

North London quartet Wolf Alice’s second LP Visions of a Life is released today, and is one of the year’s most anticipated alternative/indie releases after the huge success of debut …

Hailed as ‘your newest indie-pop sensation’ by The Fader, Manchester’s latest indie offering Pale Waves were one of this year’s highly acclaimed performers on the Reading and Leeds BBC Introducing …

Described by Mojo as not sounding far off The Velvet Underground, Canadian indie pop favourites Alvvays brought smiles to fans around the globe with the release of their second LP …