indie

• “There's folky indie, there's metaly indie, dancey indie, there's indie-schmindie, jingly-jangly bumhead indie, punky-indie, singer-songwritery indie* ... and even those descriptions are inherantly lacking in proper decriptive terms.”

  Word Magazine -

• “Today, the reasons for DIY publishing I resist the term "indie," for independent publishers are not the same as self-publishers are myriad.”

  The Huffington Post: Red Room: Sherry Jones: Self-Publishing: The Elephant in the Room

• “Though as Richard Nash suggests, we're all indie now (except the big guys), so even the term indie doesn't mean much:”

  Hugh McGuire: Why "Self-Publishing" Is Meaningless

• “The term indie rock, like the word "blog," is too cozy for comfort.”

  Left Behind: Black Music by White Musicians

• “A peek at the back lot for "Cloud Atlas" testifies to the need for a budget that defies the term "indie.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “The style they favor is what they call indie rock, an apt enough designation for the sweet, moody songs they perform together, which would not sound out of place on the soundtrack of a movie at the Sundance Film Festival.”

  NYT > Home Page

• “Anyway, I guess that just goes to show that the question of "indie" is universal through all modern artistic mediums.”

  Video Game Hipsters

• “According to Wikipedia, the term "indie" is generally defined as being "independent from mainstream" - a subculture of non-conformity, avant-garde (novels/experimental), and not a small amount of elitism.”

  June 27th, 2006

• “Underground, progressive and indie is the only thing happening.”

  In Support of Blue Scholars « PubliCola

• “Audiences will be seeing more of the 25-year-old later this year in indie drama Girlfriend.”

  Who Is Raising Hope's Shannon Woodward?

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