Album Review: Justin Bieber – Purpose
After teasing fans for months, “Purpose” comes as the fourth studio album by Canadian born Justin Bieber. Bieber has been working on “Purpose” for the last few years and has endlessly….
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EP Review: Millie Manders – Obsession Transgression
2015 has been a busy year for Millie Manders. With her third EP set for imminent release, the London-based singer and multi-instrumentalist has been touring nationwide whilst steadily building up….
Live Review: HamsandwicH – The Lexington, London
HamsandwicH are one of the best live acts to see right now: with an energy that’s infectious and an unparalleled stage presence, they know how to put on a good….
Live Review: Stealth @ Servant Jazz Quarters, London
Performing his headline act in London, Birmingham native Stealth played a soulful set, plentiful in rhythm and blues inspired compositions. The intimate underground venue at Servant Jazz Quarters was a beseeming….
Live Review: The Staves @ The Camden Roundhouse, London
Truthfully, I had no idea what to expect from The Staves Roundhouse gig, but the show was a wonder to behold. The Roundhouse is practically full by eight as the….
Live Review: Nothing But Thieves @ The Electric Ballroom, London.
Nothing But Thieves did not disappoint with their blinding set at The Electric Ballroom. They’re the band on everyone’s lips at the moment as they set the airwaves alight with….
Live Review: The Starkins – Night and Day Cafe, Manchester
The Night and Day Cafe in Manchester played host to four bands last night (6th November), courtesy of Scruff of the Neck Records. The event was co-headlined by Sixty Minute….
EP Review: The Japanese House – Clean
It takes truly amazing talent and vision for one song to turn an unknown name into a rising pop force in little over half a year, and for Amber Bain,….
EP Review: Blaenavon – Miss World
On their Facebook page Blaenavon list a number artists that have influenced their songwriting: “The Proclaimers (before they got shit), Joy Division, MF Doom, Miles Davis, Han Solo, Playwrights.” While….
EP Review: Charlène Blanchette – Toxique
These days, it’s hard to find good French music. The last good thing to really come out of our cousins across the English Channel was Gerald De Palmas, which were a….