“Song of Granite” (2017) tells the stirring life story of one of the 20th century’s greatest proponents of traditional Irish music —Seosamh Ó hÉanaí, known locally as Joe Éinniú or Joe Heaney.

A line of hundreds stretched around the O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire last Thursday, filled with indie enthusiasts as they waited for the venue’s doors to open. Minnesota natives Hippo Campus were spending one of the last days of their Bambi Tour in London, and fans were getting ready for a night of stunning musicality and affecting performance.

If you’re finding it difficult to nail down Yellow Days’ genre, you’re not alone. In fact, the 18-year-old himself has said there’s no such thing as genre anymore — the absence of any one classification may be exactly what makes this artist so distinct.

The bedroom pop movement has seen a host of talented indie females recently. Now, after years of creating music and posting it on Bandcamp and Tumblr, Sophie Allison, better known as Soccer Mommy, has released her debut studio album “Clean.”

Driven by passion and equipped with musical brilliance, indie-folk singer/songwriter Matt Perriment is back with the beginnings of another highly anticipated EP.

Blending offbeat humour with solemn ideas, Jojo Rabbit cleverly tells a story of love and hope in a setting that has otherwise become infamous for hatred and evil.