Live Review : Morrissey – First Direct Arena, Leeds – 20/3/2015
To say 2014 was an eventful year for Morrissey would be bit of an understatement. A new album that was later followed by record company troubles, treatment for cancer and….
Category: Reviews
Live Review: Raglans – Borderline, London – 25/03/15
Coming towards the end of their UK Tour, Raglans certainly haven’t run out of steam as they delivered an incredible and energetic show at the Borderline, London. With excellent support by Secret….
Live Review: J Warner – 229 The Venue, London – 23/03/15
This is real, real, real, real love. While the word real makes me want to burst into singing one of Britain’s favourite dance tracks of the year ‘Real Love’ by….
Live Review: The Coronas & Hudson Taylor – The Garage, London – 17/03/15
Upstairs At The Garage felt very reminiscent of Liverpool’s infamous Cavern Club: low ceiling, bright lights and a small alcove for a bar at the back. The place had character…..
Album Review: James Bay – Chaos And The Calm
‘Chaos and the Calm’ is the highly anticipated début album from one of the UK’s most promising faces in music, James Bay. Following his achievement of being this year’s….
Review: The Gunman
Based on the novel The Prone Gunman written by Jean-Patrick Manchette, Director Pierre Morel (Taken) brings us The Gunman, starring Sean Penn as Jim Terrier a former Special Forces soldier….
Live Review: Fozzy – Fibber Magees, Dublin – 07/03/2015
Having just released their sixth album a little over half a year ago, Fozzy bring their Cinderblock Party tour to Ireland. ‘Do You Wanna Start a War’ was released in….
Album Review: Public Service Broadcasting – The Race For Space
I’m always surprised by just how effective and emotionally affecting this quirky two-piece can be. A jumble of anachronisms from both the past and future, clad in bowtie and necessarily….
Album Review: I Love You, Honeybear – Father John Misty
This album has probably had greater control over my facial muscles than any other I’ve listened to in recent memory. No sooner do I hear the opening refrains of the….
Single Review: Red Empire – Deliver Me
The Irish five piece have gradually been on the rise in Dublin and now, with the release of their single Deliver Me, they are sure to be lionised for their….