• Indiestry Amplified Pick – Tender Youth : Back And Forth

    This week’s Indiestry Amplified Pick is “Back And Forth” by London-based band Tender Youth, originally from Copenhagen. Featured on their recent album “Turning Torso,” the track combines atmospheric violins and powerful guitars, showcased in an upcoming podcast. They perform live in Shoreditch on November 6th.

  • What’s A Song That Changed Your Life?

    The author shares a personal connection to a song by Gavin DeGraw, which was chosen as their first dance at their wedding. This choice reflects their love for both the song and the artist, as well as their shared enthusiasm for the show One Tree Hill. They’ve experienced his live performances, making it even more…

  • Post A Few Photos Without Context!

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  • What’s The Worst Travel Experience You Have Ever Had?

    The festival experience was fantastic but unfortunately marred by a leaking tent that caused them to wake up in water, ruining their clothes. As a result, they had to cut their trip short by two days, miss the final days of the festival, and incur significant costs in returning early.

  • Under The Radar – Versus

    Versus, a Leeds-based post-hardcore band, invites listeners to explore their music despite having less than 1,000 monthly listeners. Their latest release, “This Is Everything,” delves into toxic relationships and personal recovery. They are currently writing their second album, expected in early 2027, with two singles anticipated soon.

  • Song Of The Week : Colour TV – Wake Up, Sleepyhead

    This week’s featured song is ‘Wake Up, Sleepyhead’ by Colour TV, described as a surreal dream experience driven by dynamic drumming. It was recorded in December 2025 with production by Jack Yeo. The band will perform at the Exchange Takeover Festival in Bristol on 7 November.

  • Do You Set Personal Goals For Yourself?

    The writer argues that setting personal goals is essential for a fulfilling life. They share their own goals of achieving under 20% body fat and reaching one million website hits in ten years, noting significant progress with nearly 300,000 hits in just over two years. They invite readers to share their goals.

  • What’s Something You’ve Done That You Never Thought You Could?

    The writer reflects on their unexpected achievement of attending festivals as press rather than just as an attendee. They have covered five festivals and nearly ten events, expressing joy in pursuing their passion and gaining the trust of festival organisers to share their opinions on these experiences.