Green Man Festival 2018 // Review
Re-live this year's amazing Green Man Festival.
Dutch Impact at The Great Escape // Live Review
We went along to see the best of Dutch talent at The Great Escape.
Howling // Live Review
In their quest to merge their two spheres you feel like Howling are still finding the perfect match.
Fatima // Live Review
In a city where neo-soul is thriving, it could be difficult for an artist to really stand out. However, the talent, charisma and versatility that Fatima displays makes her a truly unique force. Therefore, it came as no surprise that her performance at The Roundhouse in Camden went down an absolute hit.
Cloud Nothings // Live Review
As if it needed proving, they are masters of their craft.
Kyla La Grange // Live Review
Returning from her one year hibernation, Kyla La Grange is back at the Hoxton Bar & Kitchen to give us a taste of her new album ‘Cut Your Teeth’, due out in May.
Jungle // Live Review
Jungle are a great live band whatever the weather. They still retain their live polish, equal parts commercial, celebratory and soulful.
Ought // Live Review
Tonight’s set sees plenty of tease and tension, through to ragged absolution
End Of The Road // Festival Review
Here's all the fun we had at End of The Road.
Stephen Malkmus // Live Review
You’ve got to feel for Malkmus a bit; he knows what we want, we want the songs that rhyme “venison” and “Tennyson”
Live Review // Mogwai Performing live to Zidane, A 21st Century Portrait
The Barbican - 26th July
I’ve always tried to keep my love of football and music separate. The two things have always felt like complete...
Mitski // Live Review
No bells and whistles, no excess baggage for this performer: hers is one soul bared for all.
Khruangbin // Live Review
We witnessed the spacey and sultry three-piece Khruangbin in Camden’s Roundhouse for their biggest UK headline show to date.
Oozing Wound // Live Review
The Brixton Windmill’s speakers may wobble – but they don’t fall down. Thankfully.
Lightning Bolt // Live Review
their live show is more about raw power than their finesse as studio songwriters, as the Brians exchanged shredded riffs and double-time fills to the delight of the sweaty, heaving masses.
MUNA // Live Review
"Pop probably isn’t going to save the world, but it can sure have a great time trying."
Cass McCombs // Live Review
It is a tranquil evening along the River Thames with cordial ambience of Southbank’s Royal Festival Hall, and no better a place to embrace Cass McCombs.
Peace & Cold Specks // Live Review
Converse take us on a London adventure involving Peace, Cold Specks, beer, burritos and tons of fun.
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
Godspeed You! Black Emperor // Live Review
Drums hammer, violins sear and guitars melt and forge riffs akin to molten steel.
LIVE AT LEEDS // LIVE REVIEW
Jordan Foster reviews Live at Leeds 2019, promising despite Metronomy's last minute cancellation.