Scott Matthews // Live Review
Ending the set with two of his back-catalogue’s finest moments, he put out a statement of intent that his next chapter would be his finest.
The Amazing Snakeheads // Live Review
It’s hard not to think of Dale as some kind of performance artist. He gives a hundred and ten percent on stage, completely remoulding himself into the persona he portrays in his songs.
Kindness // Live Review
Kindness is joined by Dev Hynes, Robyn & Tawiah for a storming show at Brixton Electric
Jacco Gardner // Live Review
a dizzying collage of swaying stoner pop where the band pulled out multiple hooks so pronounced you could hang your kaftans on them.
Bloc Party // Live Review
Each strand of their expanding catalogue is unified by a togetherness on stage that was clearly lacking before.
Run The Jewels // Live Review
They trade intricate, cutting and sometimes humorous rhymes with a dexterous and comfortable manner.
THE CORAL // Live Review
The Coral have moved beyond that sound and the eccentricity of their lawless debut.
Odonis Odonis – Post Plague // Album Review
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Since exploding on to the Toronto scene roughly five years ago, post-punk trio Odonis Odonis have gone from strength to strength....
Mirrors Festival // Review
We've had a smashing day, Mirrors Festival. On reflection, pretty damn good.
Black Honey // Live Review
Black Honey brings the excitement and engagement of an IV drip mixed with pop melodies, swift guitar hooks and nostalgia for a culture which existed before our own.
By The Sea Festival // Review
Less a festival, more a gig that’s burst its seams, By The Sea is this seaside town’s attempt at celebrating the music scene, both local and international.
Angélique Kidjo // Live Review
Kieran Devlin heads to Modeselektion at Fabric.
Coves // Live Review
Tuesday night at The Social, and some shoegaze, C86, dreampop, disco, goth, psychedelia, it's everything we have come to expect from Coves
Foals // Live Review
A crowning evening in the capital, in the grandiose surroundings of Alexandra Palace, should ensure 2014 remains theirs, right? Well, not quite.
Arctic Monkeys // Live Review
The black leather of Arctic Monkeys grabs our hand, and pulls us over the nocturnal threshold like an impatient lover in the first of two sell-out nights at Finsbury Park
Rae Morris // Live Review
Tonight her solo gig at Shoreditch’s Village Underground is a testament to a summer spent playing to increasingly big crowds.
Viet Cong // Live Review
It’s high time that Viet Cong continue to seize the high ground and unleash their deadly – and frighteningly bleak – musical arsenal.
Wolf Alice // Live Review
Such is the trajectory of Wolf Alice’s evolution, they’re already leaving behind the conventions of the genre, and are now making the rules themselves.
Perfume Genius // Live Review
But when you see Hadreas scream and shake, he’s every bit the superstar weirdo he ought to be.
Wolf Alice // Live Review
That seemingly unbreakable bond is perhaps the most special thing about the band who tonight confirmed themselves once and for all as the most special this country has to offer – a true national treasure.
Outlier // Live Review
a yin-yang approach that created an optimal balance between live acts and DJs, the vibe was electric.
