For The Love Of Bands is an online magazine and indie music blog launched in 2016 by Roel Wensink, based in the Netherlands. The blog’s main focus is on independent music but also covers a variety of indie, upcoming and emerging bands and artists. The team consists of writers hailing from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and beyond.
The blog generally concentrates on the discovery of new music, mainly in the Indie, Rock, Folk, Singer-Songwriter, Punk, Reggae, Acoustic, Alternative, Americana, Garage, Shoegaze/Dream Pop, Ska, Surf genres.
The team consists of highly dedicated music lovers whose primary motivation is showcasing the best new indie music around.
Besides indie music reviews, the blog also covers music industry tips, playlists, YouTube compilations, interviews and monthly(ish) Indie Music Contests.
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Latest Music Reviews
Cuecliché talk about new ‘The Cliché EP’ – catchy riffs that hark back to the early 2000s
Cuecliche’s Terry Rytz was inspired to post a “musicians wanted” ad on Gumtree, following an acoustic Blink 182 show he’d seen at Banquet records. After what the band now describe as, “many a false dawn”, he finally met Jake at a bar in London, the two of them instantly bonding over a shared love…
Matt Walker on creating the United States of Alpho
Finding Inspiration Everyone has a COVID story, and Matt Walker is no exception. With an enforced break from his heavy musical demands and amidst personal upheaval, Matt found himself drawn in a different direction. One that was freeing rather than restrictive. He allowed himself to get lost in music, leaving words behind, immersed in instrumentation…
Palmyra’s “Rolling Hills” brings the listener back to the simple joys of life
Upon the first pick of the guitar, Palmyra’s “Rolling Hills” brings the listener on a storytelling journey of the artist’s memory and description of simpler times and joys inherent in nature’s beauty. With a conversational singing style and a knee-slapping groove on the acoustic rhythm guitar, the live sound of this musical trio makes you…
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