Kindness // Live Review
Kindness is joined by Dev Hynes, Robyn & Tawiah for a storming show at Brixton Electric
Ezra Furman // Live Review
Ezra is very much at a unique intersection between the traditional and the transgressive, and his shows are a home for the strange.
The Traps // Live Review
the Traps are set to capture more followers into their world of happily dark music.
Malpas // Live Review
Malpas’ songs are subtle affairs and though the pair made a success of transporting their intricate craft to a live setting
Waxahatchee // Live Review
leaving the lasting impression one of nostalgia and profundity, apt given the overwhelming surge of benevolence that radiates
Review // Kirk Spencer / Gaps / Crvvcks / Iyes
Old Blue Last, Shoreditch
11/06/13
As IYES take to the stage to kick off proceedings, they're faced with the unenviable task of winning over a crowd...
Mirrors Festival // Review
We've had a smashing day, Mirrors Festival. On reflection, pretty damn good.
Robyn // Live Review
"There is a split second of stillness before the song kicks back in and the crowd go off. It’s a Friday night and it feels like the people here need this..." We went to see Robyn at Alexandra Palace on Friday 12th April 2019.
The Jesus and Mary Chain // Live Review
Devotion came easy for the Mary Chain tonight, and with good reason.
Sheer Mag // Live Review
Under the slightly sterile lighting of the Assembly Hall the closeness of their sound gets lost, and that’s a shame.
The Acid // Live Review
if you’re happy to wallow in layers of sub-bass, subtle, deliberate instrumentation, and truly haunting vocals, you should probably go and see this band.
Susanna – Triangle // Album Review
For the first time, 'Triangle' truly shins the spotlight on Susanna and her musical persona.
Khushi // Live Review
There is a new East London kid on the block, and he goes by the name of K H U S H I
Fabric – Forms Launch Party // Live Review
For 2018, fabric essentially want to be better and give more, through making a concerted effort in platforming young, diverse British talent.
Sebadoh // Live Review
‘I’m so fancy, you already know’ coos Lou Barlow as another Sebadoh show implodes around him….
The Comet Is Coming // Live Review
Its psychedelic electronica meets tribal-jazz hypnotics again owning the room.
Balthazar // Live Review
This outfit from the provincial Belgian city of Ghent faces the challenge of performing in front of a cucumber-cool Hoxton audience
Wet // Live Review
It’s a fairly short set but they sound amazing and, bathed in alternately blue, red and purple light, it feels like we’re all embraced in a really nice hug.
The Good, The Bad & The Queen // Live Review
"The band salute the crowd and as we leave the Dad’s Army theme drifts from the speakers. Another moment of weird confusion. It seems perfect for 2018." We went to see The Good, Te Bad & The Queen at EartH, Hackney.
Live Review // James Holden
Corsica Studios - 15/6/13
I'll admit I didn't catch all of James Holden's set to celebrate the release of his glorious new album, The Inheritors....
Weyes Blood // Live Review
Having previously drawn comparisons with Karen Carpenter, Natalie Mering aka Weyes Blood is steadily striding into her own cosmic realm. We went to see her sold out show at Islington Assembly Hall.
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