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.
Stormzy // Live Review
Ending things with a positively militant rendition of his debut single ‘Know Me From’, it’s evident Stormzy’s rallying an army.
The Wytches – Thunder Lizard’s Reprieve // EP Review
Their willingness to experiment is at least admirable, but there’s nothing spectacular enough here to turn many heads.
Blood Orange // Live Review
They really are a spectacle to be marveled at. But for God’s sake, dance a little, or be prepared to feel the wrath of Hynes.
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.
Desperate Journalist // Live Review
the unquestionably brilliant Desperate Journalist create an indie sonic boom at the launch of their self-titled debut album
NONCLASSICAL // Live Review
It did certainly hint that something greater is definitely out there... and for that victory alone, it was a success.
Jerkcurb // Live Review
Jerkcurb's newly filled-out band play freaky show at Angel's Electrowerkz.
How To Dress Well // Live Review
While alarmingly adept at crafting songs with brutal resonation, How To Dress Well is equally as impressive in the throes of a crisis
Holly Herndon // Live Review
Holly Herndon brought the critically-acclaimed and visionary PROTO to the Barbican last Wednesday for a sublimely unique audiovisual experience.
At its core, Holly Herndon’s live...
Charli XCX // Live Review
"This is a double whammy of an ending to an exhibition of musical power and skill, of vivacity and venom."
DjRUM // Live Review
For his live performance at Queen Elizabeth Hall last Sunday, Djrum leant into the blissful and delicate sides to his greatly expansive sound.
As last...
Alex Burey // Live Review
A mesmeric mix of soporific guitar and muted brass – driven by a swing beat and embellished with the woozy swell of fairground organ – it’s a luxurious listen.
Yung Lean // Live Review
We went to see 22 year old Swedish rapper and black metal aficionado, Yung Lean, at O2 Academy Brixton.
Lusts // Live Review
Lusts’ greatest triumph is the successful conversion of the ethereal harmonies that decorated the album onto stage.
Steve Gunn // Live review
Neither flashy nor contrived, just simply one the best damn guitar players around.
Balance and Composure // Live Review
this overwrought and passionate display is lacking the real bite and angst that B&C have successfully captured on record in the past.
Live Review // Franz Ferdinand
New Slang - August 26th
New Slang has become somewhat of an institution for music lovers in the South-west of London in recent times. With...
JULIAN CASABLANCAS + THE VOIDZ // LIVE REVIEW
Casblancas has a way with the stage that is intrinsic, loyal but at the same time overly cool.
Sunflower Bean // Live Review
By the opening strains of ‘The Stalker’ it’s pretty evident that the hype for their live show doesn’t need any justification.
Black Honey // Live Review
Overall turmoil and chaos was officially the name of the game at the Sebright Arms tonight.
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