5 essential albums in the indie rock scene
- martha williams
- Jul 22
- 1 min read
Definitely Maybe - Oasis
Beginning this list with a classic which truly will 'Live Forever', with classics such as 'Married With Children', 'Slide Away', and 'Supersonic', just to name a few, which underpin British life and culture for the past 30 years.
Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not - Arctic Monkeys
This album truly encapsulates how it felt to grow up in Britain in the 2000s and 2010s, for which it must be commended, and not just because the catchy lyrics and hooks of 'I Bet You Look Good On the Dancefloor' played throughout everyone's childhoods
The Balcony - Catfish and the Bottlemen
This album is rough around the edges, with raw and unpretentious lyrics which greatly reflect life experienced by so many, allowing listeners connect personally with each and every song - exactly what indie rock music should do.
Romance - Fontaines D.C.
This album is only a fairly recent release, having come out in August 2024, but with it Fontaines D.C. have truly made their mark in the music industry. Each song is a masterpiece in itself, making the album as a whole a truly otherwordly experience when listening.
Hypersonic Missiles - Sam Fender
Sam Fender's talent as a songwriter cannot be understated, with each album and single he releases being characterised by his insightful, heartfelt lyrics. His hit song 'Hypersonic Missiles' is a reflection on war, and becomes all the more relevent in today's society - he is a true generational talent.
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