

Julia Jacklin's The Gem
Julia Jacklin’s fourth studio album, The Gem (2026), cements her place as a force to be reckoned with in the world of indie pop.
Alexa Goldfarb
19 hours ago


The QR Code
“Hey, hey! Are you alright?” Logan thought this was a bit on the nose for a therapist to ask, but it was necessary to snap him back to reality. Since his incident yesterday, he could not stop falling into this same trance, like he was plunging through an infinite digital abyss.
Elliot Anderson
19 hours ago


BREAKING: White Girls Discover Taylor Swift Might Not Be Such a Great Role Model
Taylor Swift, the white feminist icon beloved by self-victimizing white women everywhere, released an additional four songs to her 2025 album, The Life of a Showgirl (TLS), on Sept. 25, 2026. With the release of the deluxe, Swift broke the Spotify record for most streamed female artist in a single day, thanks to the hard work of millions of AI bots and the now-water-scarce towns in rural Ohio.

Minhal Nazeer
19 hours ago


An Interview with Matt Hansen
"Here at The Georgetown Independent, we love supporting independent artists. On Sept. 16, I had the privilege of doing just that by interviewing L.A.-based singer-songwriter Matt Hansen."

Grace Guernsey
19 hours ago


Make Country Music For The Left Again
What, though, have I learned from my lifetime relationship with country music? It is a genre that has historically been about ordinary, working-class people, and listeners connected with it because it felt authentic and relatable.
Dakota Gunnare
2 days ago