Post subject: The Definative "Indie" Anthem - A Must Listen!!!
Guys... I think I have found the definitive "indie" anthem! A song which is the epitome of the scene that is called "indie" in the 00s-10s. A nice light track at that too.
It's called 'Ask Me Anything' by The Strokes of "Is This It?" fame A hidden gem on their last album in 2006. Even if you don't like the band I would give this a listen. Enjoy!
One of their better tracks off that album, but, do you think it betters their first three tracks off the album "You Only Live Once", "Juicebox" and "Heart In A Cage"?
I dunno if you can call a band signed by Sony "independent," but yeah, they're pretty good. They were all over muchmusic/mtv for awhile.
People seem to mistake indie for a genre a lot. If someone says 'I like indie music' what it should mean is that they just like music which isn't censored or influenced at all by recording studios. This song is so inoffensive I don't see how it makes sense to call it the indie anthem.
I dunno if you can call a band signed by Sony "independent," but yeah, they're pretty good. They were all over muchmusic/mtv for awhile.
People seem to mistake indie for a genre a lot. If someone says 'I like indie music' what it should mean is that they just like music which isn't censored or influenced at all by recording studios. This song is so inoffensive I don't see how it makes sense to call it the indie anthem.
I dunno if you can call a band signed by Sony "independent," but yeah, they're pretty good. They were all over muchmusic/mtv for awhile.
People seem to mistake indie for a genre a lot. If someone says 'I like indie music' what it should mean is that they just like music which isn't censored or influenced at all by recording studios. This song is so inoffensive I don't see how it makes sense to call it the indie anthem.
Censored or influenced by recording studios? Do you mean record labels? The guy who owns or operates the studio isnt going to censor the work you make. Even if you meant labels, you'd be surprised how many Indie labels actually do have an influence on the music their bands make.
What the hell is an indie label? That's an oxymoron. Indie, independent, not signed, not under contract, etc etc etc. In Rainbows and Burn Burn are technically indie records, since they're self-produced (since Our Lady Peace and Radiohead are rich enough to do that now). Naveed might have had a more indie sound (OLP's first record) but it wasn't indie because it was signed.
I dunno how you think record labels don't have control over the artist's they sign. All they have to say is 'we don't want our name on this' and the artist has to conform to that need. IE: DEPENDENT.
What the hell is an indie label? That's an oxymoron. Indie, independent, not signed, not under contract, etc etc etc. In Rainbows and Burn Burn are technically indie records, since they're self-produced (since Our Lady Peace and Radiohead are rich enough to do that now). Naveed might have had a more indie sound (OLP's first record) but it wasn't indie because it was signed.
I dunno how you think record labels don't have control over the artist's they sign. All they have to say is 'we don't want our name on this' and the artist has to conform to that need. IE: DEPENDENT.
There's indie and major record labels, being an "indie" band when it comes to labels doesn't necessarily mean you aren't signed. In fact, most of the time it is with an independent record label.
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