Ben Frost // Live Review
More than just a gig, Ben Frost’s set tonight is an auditory, physical experience; uncompromising and unforgettable.
Interpol // Live Review
Over-all this evening I experienced all the emotions you do when seeing a great band live; joy, excitement, melancholy and sadness.
Rolo Tomassi // Live Review
It is the sound of Rolo Tomassi’s evolving sound, and a declaration that the band’s best material may still be yet to come.
Made Violent // Live Review
Thanks to Made Violent, garage rock is in safe hands, as alive and well as it’s ever been
Baroness // Live Review
Because here were Baroness, back to unleash their devilishly complex take on power rock ‘n’ roll on London.
Steve Gunn // Live review
Neither flashy nor contrived, just simply one the best damn guitar players around.
The Comet is Coming // Live Review
Comet Is Coming are a formidable live force...
Warpaint // Live Review
The Californian four-piece deliver a set that builds from mellow beginnings to a euphoric finish.
Harvey Sutherland & Bermuda + Nubya Garcia // Live Review
The band radiated optimistic energy to an audience nervously anticipating the results of the day’s general election.
Jen Cloher // Live Review
It’s an evening that has the feeling of a celebratory victory lap rather than the opening of a new chapter.
Yo La Tengo // Live Review
Over three decades in existence and fifteen albums to their name, we went to see if the legendary archetypal indie-rock band Yo La Tengo still pack the same punch in their infamous live shows - this time at the appropriately evolved EarTH, Hackney.
IDLES // Live Review
We went to see one of the UK's most exciting emerging acts, IDLES at O2 Kentish Town Forum.
Live Review // Sin Fang & Pascal Pinon
Hoxton Bar and Kitchen - 29/5/13
Photo by Howard Melnyczuk
Back after a successful show at Ja Ja Ja in March, Pascal Pinon have been raising a...
Brightlight City // Live Review
They make the sort of music so-called 'real people' get on with – an unrefined, unfussy mix of classic British indie bands
Marie Naffah // Live Review
She effortlessly illuminates hidden meanings in those dead metaphors and idioms that we’re so overfamiliar with
Manic Street Preachers // Live Review
A reminder, if any were needed, the Manics have plenty to celebrate in 2014.
DZ Deathrays // Live Review
a show equivalent to a shot of Jaeger and an elbow to the face; an inglorious burst of fast, dirty fuzz.
JULIAN CASABLANCAS + THE VOIDZ // LIVE REVIEW
Casblancas has a way with the stage that is intrinsic, loyal but at the same time overly cool.
Warpaint // Live Review
Yet despite the energy, the band looked tiny on the Apollo stage, lost in a sea of empty space
Prawn // Live Review
Direct everyman emo with a sun-kissed heart, and tonight it’s difficult not to get sucked into the swell of delay-drenched melodies and infectious choruses
Mirrors Festival // Review
There was smoke. And then there was Mirrors. From out of nowhere one of the most impressive of London music festivals appeared on Saturday night.
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