Indie rock
%3 Indie rock Indie rock Post-punk revival Post-punk revival Indie rock->Post-punk revival Post-rock Post-rock Indie rock->Post-rock Slacker rock Slacker rock Indie rock->Slacker rock Chillwave Chillwave Indie rock->Chillwave Slowcore Slowcore Indie rock->Slowcore Emo Emo Indie rock->Emo Alternative dance Alternative dance Indie rock->Alternative dance Geek rock Geek rock Indie rock->Geek rock Indie pop Indie pop Indie rock->Indie pop Hipster hop Hipster hop Indie rock->Hipster hop Riot grrrl Riot grrrl Indie rock->Riot grrrl Math rock Math rock Indie rock->Math rock Grindie Grindie Indie rock->Grindie Mumble rap Mumble rap Indie rock->Mumble rap Sadcore Sadcore Indie rock->Sadcore Indie folk Indie folk Indie rock->Indie folk Midwest emo Midwest emo Indie rock->Midwest emo Noise pop Noise pop Indie rock->Noise pop Chamber pop Chamber pop Indie rock->Chamber pop Queercore Queercore Indie rock->Queercore Shoegaze Shoegaze Indie rock->Shoegaze Dolewave Dolewave Indie rock->Dolewave Grunge Grunge Indie rock->Grunge Emo rap Emo rap Indie rock->Emo rap Emo revival Emo revival Indie rock->Emo revival Punk rock Punk rock Punk rock->Indie rock College rock College rock College rock->Indie rock Jangle pop Jangle pop Jangle pop->Indie rock Dunedin sound Dunedin sound Dunedin sound->Indie rock Alternative rock Alternative rock Alternative rock->Indie rock Post-punk Post-punk Post-punk->Indie rock
Indie rock is a subgenre of rock music that originated in the United States, United Kingdom and New Zealand from the 1970s to the 1980s. Originally used to describe independent record labels, the term became associated with the music they produced and was initially used interchangeably with alternative rock or “guitar pop rock”.
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