
Music editors from across the Time Out international network give us their recommendations for the best indie acts to look out for in 2012. No Biebers and Gagas here - we're looking at artists and musicians on the fringes of the mainstream, going the independent route to find listeners.
This Londoner indie rocker is a mixture of PJ Harvey and Jeff Buckley
American singer-songwriter Alex Ebert has retired his hippie outfit to come up trumps as himself
Johnny Gandelsman of Brooklyn Rider, the hipster string quartet from New York, tells Mark Tjhung why the world really is their oyster
The folk-rock sextet from Seattle finds comfort and validation in online auction sites
Florence Welch, the delightfully nutso English singer, has the freedom to indulge her wild musical fantasies
Kim Taylor Bennett meets Hayden Thorpe, the falsetto-singing lead vocalist of this sexually-driven English quartet, for a chat
The new Gotye album brings the artist's hybrid soundscapes, as well as his desire for audiovisual extravaganza to the fore
This hot British producer justifies the hype while shrugging off the backlash
The indie folk-rock singer from Ohio doesn’t want to be famous. Too bad, says Time Out
Kiwi singer/songwriter Kimbra spoke with Andrew P Street about her debut album, Vows
By Time Out on January 05 2012 6.30pm