Bath, with its iconic Georgian architecture and Roman sophistication, hosts a wealth of indie talent that's perfectly captured in the playlist "The Sound of Bath Indie." This collection showcases the diverse and rich indie scene of the city, featuring band favorites like Farebrother's "Rewind" and Luna Lake's introspective "How Was I Supposed To Know." The Heavy brings their groovy vibes with "How You Like Me Now," while Television Villain delivers a raw edge in "Ghosts."

Blending alternative sounds with unique local flair, tracks like "Shelf Life" by Citizen Fish and "R.O.B.Y.N." by Luke De-Sciscio provide a glimpse into the highly creative and varied music scene. The eclectic mix of genres and emotions, ranging from the punchy beats of Ravetank's "Pints and Cigars" to the serene acoustic notes of Jennifer Crook's "Sea Glass," showcases Bath's vibrant indie community. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to the scene, this playlist offers a comprehensive dive into the indie sounds emanating from this historic city.