We have reached the end of The Indie Classics series, and what a way to close it out!

This week, I will be discussing the 2014 masterpiece from The War on Drugs, Lost in the Dream.

This is one of my all-time favourite albums, and I had such a blast discussing the gorgoeus instrumentals and amazing production by Adam Granduciel.

We have reached the penulitmate episode of The Indie Classics series! And for this week, I will be discussing the Mercury Prize winning album from Wolf Alice, Visions of a Life.

A modern indie classic masterpiece, with some stunning production, instrumentals and of course, Ellie's incredible vocals!

The Indie Classics series returns, and for this week I will be diving deep into Futurology, the synth driven masterpiece from the Manic Street Preachers.

This was a fun episode to put together, as it is one of my all time favourite albums. Where would you rank Futurology in the Manics discography?

It's time for another review!

This week I will be giving you my verdict on Nothing's About to Happen to Me by Mitski.

Sonically, it follows on from her previous record with callbacks to her earlier work. Listen to find out my favourite tracks, and I’d love to know yours too!

theindiepopgirl is back with a bonus episode! To celebrate the release of Mitski's new record, I will be discussing her 2018 breakthrough, Be the Cowboy.

This cult indie classic has broken into the mainstream in recent years, thanks to her viral TikTok moment with the single, Nobody.

The Indie Classics series continues and for this week, I will be discussing It's Blitz! by Yeah Yeah Yeahs, released way back in 2009.

A sonic departure from their previous work, it introduced synths and electronica but how does the record hold up all these years later?

I am back and The Indie Classics series continues with the bold and iconic 1995 debut by Garbage.

This record had such a huge impact on me at the time of release, but does it still hold up nearly 31 years later? You will have to listen and find out!

I am back with the first new release review of the year - and I am kicking things off with Empty Hands by Poppy.

Breaking out of the indie pop mould, I discuss the album track by track, the production, Poppy's artistry and why she has become one of my favourite artists.

I am back with the first episode in my new series, The Indie Classics. I am kicking it off with Head Music by Suede from 1999.

Happy New Year! It is time to reveal my top albums of 2025 - my most played, the ones that took me by surprise, and the ones that moved me.

Happy listening!