Wistful, soulful, snake-hipped and sultry - day three at Green Man 2019 A...
A taste of West Coast cosmic Americana breaks in a brand new day at Green ...
A measured blend of traditional classical with an embrace of dark digital instrumentation from Nils Frahm It’s a mean feat trying to p...
Posted 23 February 2019
Beautiful vocals and intricate lyrical sentiment that occasionally treads a new path from Julia Jacklin. The opener to the third albu...
Posted 20 February 2019
Anthemic and driven show from whenyoung that rides along on a wave of joy and sheer danceability. Walking into the main room at Elect...
Posted 18 February 2019
A crowd-pleasing run-through of bangers hints at much more to come from Bastille. Still avoiding tomorrow as much as they can, Bastill...
Posted 05 February 2019
The Dandy Warhols celebrate 25 years' in the biz by slowly wooing the Brixton faithful. The Dandy Warhols liven up a cold winter's ni...
GigList Roundup: your guide to the London gigs to check out this week, featuring Bastille, Cherry Glazerr, Luluc, Chvrches, Anna Calv...
Posted 04 February 2019
Cerebral, authentic and genuinely shy brilliance from Black Midi. Since they first emerged towards the end of 2017, discussions of Bl...
Posted 01 February 2019
Mike Krol returns with self-deprecation layered over bouncy and delightful punk and alt-rock vibes. Has it really been four years sinc...
Posted 31 January 2019
YAK go for broke and create surely one of the albums of the year. With their sophomore album, coming in the wake of their 2016 debut A...
Posted 29 January 2019
A sweaty, nostalgic affair and proof that the modern icon knows how to have fun. What makes a musician a legend? Is it age? Is it albu...
Posted 28 January 2019
GigList Roundup: your guide to the London gigs to check out this week, featuring Dream Wife, The Vryll Society, Heavy Lungs, Ed Harco...
Pungent current of grubby aggression from Bristolian punks Heavy Lungs. Hailing from Bristol and bringing a twisted post-punk impress...
