Favorite Albums of 2018: Slaves – ‘Acts of Fear and Love’
I think everyone knows what to expect from a Slaves album – some banging track, with a lot of silliness involved. […]
Favorite Albums of 2018: Marmozets – ‘Knowing What You Know Now’
Knowing What You Know Now has the perfect star, and an epic ending. Beginning with an in your face, “1 […]
Favorite Albums of 2018: Idles – ‘Joy as an Act of Resistance’
Joy as an Act of Resistance. by IDLES Arguably one of the hottest bands around at the moment, punk rock […]
Favorite Albums of 2018: Haggard Cat – ‘Challenger’
Challenger by Haggard Cat Probably not the album to listen to if you fancy something a little bit chilled, the […]
Favorite Albums of 2018: Black Peaks – ‘All that Divides’
Black Peaks‘ live shows are incredible, and the high-energy performances are put across perfectly on this album. The quartet’s second […]
Favorite EPs of 2018: No Violet – ‘Faces’
No Violet took their time to release their debut EP, but the time spent honing their sound was worth it. […]
Favorite EPs of 2018: Everyone You Know – ‘Cheer Up Charlie’
Let’s start out by saying that Everyone You Know are going to be huge! Sneaking slowly into the scene […]
Tyler Childers – Live at Omeara, London (photo essay)
Tyler Childers “You guys have one hell of a setlist worked out. Wish I was watching that show!”. The crowd […]
Sleep Party People at The Lexington, London (photo essay)
Occasionally you turn up to a gig and wonder whether that headache tablet you took earlier was something just a […]
Rachael Yamagata live at Islington Assembly Hall, London (photo essay)
Singer-songwriter Rachael Yamagata‘s headline gig at the Islington Assembly Hall was a pleasure to experience. Her beautiful voice and her […]
The Academic – Live at Dingwalls, London (photo essay)
The Academic The Academic. Remember that name because I think you’ll be hearing a lot more from them next year […]
The Dears – Live at Oslo Hackney, London (photo essay)
The Dears The Dears delighted their UK-based fans on Saturday night with 90 minutes of nothing but music. With barely […]
Music Makers Festival 2017, London (photo essay)
Omnibus Theatre was the venue in August for the first of hopefully many Music Makers Festivals. The cute little theatre […]
Fluffer Pit Parties – Deap Vally, Baby in Vain, and Yassassin (photo essay)
Deap Vally Not only is Deap Vally‘s Femejism one of my favourite names for an album; it’s quite possibly one […]
BERRIES launch Wild Vow at The Old Blue Last, London (photo essay)
It’s festival season, which means the majority of female acts unfairly get swept under the carpet whilst the guys take […]
Cabbage at Scala, London (photo essay)
Cabbage are a five-piece, post-punk band from Manchester. I’d like to review the opening night of their tour on Thursday […]
High Wire Brigade at Thousand Island, Islington (photo essay)
Hertfordshire-based High Wire Brigade let their music do the talking on Friday night, as they hammered through song after song […]
Miya Folick Live at The Lexington, London (photo essay)
One of our favourites made her way over the pond, giving us the first opportunity to see Miya Folick in […]
Astrid S headlines at Scala, London (photo essay)
It could have been a sad affair after the horrific incident in Manchester the night before, but the young fans […]
False Heads Brighten up a Dark Camden Assembly (photo essay)
Highly rated indie-rock band False Heads tore up Camden Assembly on Saturday night, as they headlined a busy night in […]