REVIEWS FEED
The Melvins: Still Ferocious, Still Innovative, Still Classic
Published on October 13,2015 by Sam Birkett
When one is faced with the prospect of seeing a band that has been going strong for more than...
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Sons of Kemet Continue Stoking Their Fire
Published on October 12,2015 by Sam Birkett
Sons of Kemet have been a hot topic in contemporary jazz music since their debut album Burn swept...
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Striking The Wrong Cord...
Published on October 12,2015 by Shannon Jackson
When I think Shinedown 4 things come to mind: • Outcasts • The colour Black, • Brent’s...
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The View are on fire
Published on October 12,2015 by Paul Melbourne
The View are back with their 5th studio album Ropewalk produced by Albert Hammond Jn (The...
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Gentleman’s Dub Club come early... to The Engine Rooms, Southampton
Published on October 11,2015 by Lisa Pepler
The pistons were already pumping at full force when we approached The Engine Rooms in...
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The Garden embark on a different route with new album, 'Haha'
Published on October 08,2015 by Safi Bugel
The Garden is Fletcher and Wyatt Shears, the Orange County twins who've been stirring a name for...
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Nottingham treated to a full day of fine indie-pop
Published on October 08,2015 by Alex Neely
So it’s that time of the year again, where some of the best indie indie-pop bands around at the...
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Sleaford Mods Wash Well in Leeds
Published on October 07,2015 by Ellie Brown
Leeds’s Irish Centre is a considerably large venue, especially compared to the Brudenell Social...
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The Fountain of Youth Lagoon Runs Deep and Bizarre
Published on October 07,2015 by Luke Forshaw
With an appealing oddness, Youth Lagoon’s recent show in Berlin brought the Savage Hills Ballroom...
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The Big Moon win DIY's battle of the new bands
Published on October 06,2015 by Alex Neely
The first night of the inaugural DIY Presents NEU Tour takes places in the relatively intimate...
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