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Story summary
- Indie music is experiencing a revival among younger UK audiences, with promoters reporting record attendance at clubs such as Scared to Dance in London and Whip It in Birmingham.
- Attendees are primarily in their twenties and include Gen Z, who are drawn to classic indie tracks from the 1980s.
- The revival is driven by a desire for emotional depth in music, contrasting with the instant gratification of streaming platforms.
- The movement reflects a connection to past generations, as younger fans seek to understand their parents' emotions through music.
