Lucy Rose – “Like I Used To” (2013)
Label : Columbia/Sony Music Review by Luisa Mercier Lucy Rose is a young folk singer coming from Warwishire, that moved to London to attend college and there met Jack Steadman…
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Ani diFranco – “Which Side Are You On?” (2012)
Label : Righteous Babe Review by Luisa Mercier Ani diFranco has been working on this record since 2008. Which for an average musician is not that much. But Ani is…
Trude Eidtang – When Mary
Interview by Alessandra Cognetta In this interview we get to know a bit more about Trude Eidtang and her newest project When Mary. Their first album, “7SUMMERS7WINTERS” has been released…
Shaka Ponk – “The Geeks and the Jerkin’ Socks” (2012)
Label : Tôt ou Tard Review by Davide Torresan I thought I listened to a lot of strange songs in my life though I’m still young, but I was wrong: I…
Garbage – “Not Your Kind of People” (2012)
Label : Stunvolume Review by Matteo Bussotti 90’s Rock iconic band, Garbage, is finally back on the scene with their latest album: “Not Your Kind of People”. For those of…
Rebekka Karijord
Interview by Luisa Mercier After listening to her third album “We Become Ourselves”, I was truly entranced by Rebekka and it is with great pleasure that I got the chance…
You Say France and I Whistle – “Angry Men” (2012)
Label : SPV Review by Tony Cannella The Swedish band You Say France and I Whistle are as unique as their name. To call them metal definitely a stretch –…
Ida Hedene – You Say France and I Whistle
Interview by Roberta Ilaria Rossi Indie pop music always has been a bit undervalued but it hides lots of great new acts most of the time. This is the…
Lisa Hannigan – “Passengers” (2011)
Label: ATO/Hoop Recordings/PIAS Review by Luisa Mercier Sophomore album for Lisa Hannigan. After seven years spent beside Damien Rice (both in public and private life), the singer decided to start…
Big Deal – “Lights Out” (2011)
Label : Mute Records Review by Luisa Mercier Big Deal is an indie duo born in 2010 and this is their debut album. The members of the band have a…
Alabama Shakes – “Boys & Girls” (2012)
Label : Rough Trade Review by Luisa Mercier While “white” rock music is living a moment in which there is a certain lack of inspiration, black music tries to find…
Yo La Tengo – “Fade” (2013)
Label : Matador Records Review by Davide Torresan I have to confess that I have never heard of this band. From the name I was expecting a Spanish group, and…
Petra Haden – “Petra Goes to the Movies” (2013)
Label : Anti Records Review by Davide Torresan Petra Haden is a renowned violinist and singer. She played her violin for bands like Green Day, Queens of the Stone Age,…
Tegan and Sara – “Heartthrob” (2013)
Label : Sire/Warner Review by Luisa Mercier Tegan and Sara is a Canadian duo of twin sisters that play alternative, indie music. As far as I know previous records leaned…
Underhill – “Silent Siren” (2012)
Label: Ad Noiseam Review by Luisa Mercier “Silent Siren” is a multifaceted album, but how could it be otherwise when so many disparate personalities and influences are involved in the…
Indie Zone Interview : Brittany Hölljes – Delta Rae
Interview by Luisa Mercier I had the pleasure to review the debut of Delta Rae, talented band from Duke, North Carolina. Their sound draws from several genres,…