Reviews

The London-based Australian singer comes into her own as she embraces sexuality at its best and its worst.

Tonight the band are tight, almost to a fault.

Because here were Baroness, back to unleash their devilishly complex take on power rock ‘n’ roll on London.

Three years on, Alloysious Massaquoi, Graham 'G' Hastings and Kayus Bankole are clearly no keener to convert casual listeners by making concessions to their art.

Everybody’s Heart Is Broken Now fairs better than its predecessor by taking an emancipatory trip to early-80s Manhattan

There’s always been something about Kaleem but tonight it’s clear this could be his year.

their ability to make gentle, beautiful yet heavy songs, every track here has something different about it and leaves the listener wanting more

The chorus actually sounding like the sun rising which makes the closing ‘she talks right to my soul’ even more poignant.

From the nimble drumming to the rich layers of strings, no semiquaver goes unexamined.

Re-live this year's amazing Green Man Festival.

The anxiety and uncertainty pent up in Trust Fund's songs are transformed tonight in to an overriding sense of joy.

We caught the vibrant disco revivalists at their sold-out Somerset House show a few weeks ago and they didn't disappoint. Slap-bang in the middle of...

For all his elegance and deft touches, no one has a firmer grip of 2017 than Sampha.

Transition is the key word here, not revolution.

As its inaugural festival, Naked City 2019 certainly delivered - we headed down to South London to witness the carefully curated festival offering a distinctly global mindset.

when the music, and all surrounding it, is this exhilarating and raw, it's impossible to care about anything else.

Despite the album's gentle fragility, Laura manages to perfectly capture the spontaneity behind sadness as the listener surfs through bouts of her personal process in this album...

The dizzying knot of complex riffs and intricate time signatures remains, but Disappointment Island bristles with a playfulness not heard before

"It’s rich, expansive pop that feels an exciting place to be" - Poliça live at Village Underground earlier this week.

In the follow up to 2015’s Night Drops, Italian producer Indian Wells aka Pietro Iannuzzi returns with his third full length.

Last week Oh Sees returned to The Troxy, having brought Castlemania to the venue last year. We headed down on Friday 6th to witness their...