Francobollo // Live Review
part of Francobollo’s charm is their ability to scuff over the details and initiate you into their irresistible movement of not giving a shit. Consider me an honorary member.
Ride // Live Review
Whilst there were moments of magic tonight, we know that it's just a promise of what's to come.
Howling // Live Review
In their quest to merge their two spheres you feel like Howling are still finding the perfect match.
Shura // Live Review
She has a lightness of touch (ahem) on record that fosters a feeling of intimacy: personal, confessional references wrapped up in comforting analog synths.
The Magic Gang // Live Review
The Magic Gang are enjoying themselves every bit as much as – perhaps even more so than – the legions of devout followers they’ve already amassed
Dungen // Live Review
They relaxed into the groove and treated the crowd to some sonic meanderings that were truly impressive.
Boris // Live Review
Their overdue return to London saw them celebrate the 10th anniversary of their legendary Pink album.
P Money // Live Review
When P Money finally takes the stage, the mosh-pit explodes as he launches into ‘Panasonic’.
Brainchild Festival // Review
Being free from the grimey clutches of the Man is key to Brainchild’s appeal, joyous energy and critical success. It’s also the only festival I’ve been to and not seen a single can of Carling...
Phoenix // Live Review
Almost two decades in the game, Phoenix deserve every ounce of headline status.
Loyle Carner // Album Review
Loyle Carner - Not Waving, But Drowning - 19th April 2019
It’s been two years since Loyle Carner released his debut album, Yesterday's Gone and...
Two Door Cinema Club – AMP London // Live Review
When Two Door Cinema Club were announced as headliners for Annie Mac’s inaugural AMP London series, a buzz immediately broke out as to what the Northern Ireland trio would bring to Oval Club - a tiny, cosy venue in East London.
Oh Sees // Live Review
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...
Beatrice Dillon // Live Review
Beatrice Dillon’s latest album explores her interest in control through machines, her show last week showed how this can be done with humanity.
Live Review // Lanterns on the Lake
Scala - 19/6/13
Lanterns on the Lake's return to the London stage marks a tentative step back into the limelight for the Newcastle five-piece, following...
Lightning Dust // Live Review
They earlier joked that they thought no-one would turn up to the show because of the storm. These guys were a hurricane in their own right.
Radkey // Live Review
If Radkey keep it up they could be the ones to re-invent a new breed of punk-rock noise or, better still, awaken a disorderly rabble of individuals
The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart // Live Review
Pains hurtle through a set list that creaks gloriously under the weight of Days Of Abandon, sending us grinning into the night
The Magic Gang // Live Review
Review of the Magic Gang at The Social by Natalie Archer
Ásgeir // Live Review
It’s a refreshing live act to see – one where you feel constantly connected even despite language barriers and the lack of “singalong” tracks.
Sleater-Kinney // Live Review
But they’ll need to re-learn to walk together again before they can run on the Roundhouse stage.
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