Live Review: Arms and Sleepers – Cargo – 5/11/14
Filled from bare brick wall to bare brick wall with the most diverse crowd I’ve possibly ever been huddled amongst, the urban cave that is Cargo was quite possibly the….
Category: Reviews
Live Review: The Coronas – Scala, London – 28/10/14
Selling out Scala at their first London headline show for a long time, The Coronas play to an adoring crowd. Tonight’s support band are The Carnabys, an indie five piece….
Live Review: Alex Clare – Shepherd’s Bush Empire -10/11/14
He made a name for himself featuring on tracks by the likes of Rudimental and Subfocus and when his debut album, ‘Lateness of the Hour’ went straight into the UK….
Album Review: PVRIS – White Noise
With PVRIS beginning to cause a hype among alternative music fans, their full length debut album ‘White Noise’ is finally released. From Lowell, Masschusetts, PVRIS consists of Lyndsey “Lynn Gunn” Gunnulfsen….
Album Review: Dems – Muscle Memory
Dems’ debut record presents the perfect post-summer album. After thrashing our bodies about to endless Annie Mac DJ sets and jumping up and down to Biffy Clyro’s two hundredth T….
Live Review: Josef Salvat – The Courtyard, London – 20/10/14
The Courtyard, a grade II listed building just off Old Street became the chosen music venue for Josef Salvat’s sold out debut show. Setting the scene of exclusivity, the intro;….
Album Review: Ben Howard – I Forget Where We Were
Ben Howard’s sophisticated sophomore record proves why he’s more than just a folk singer. Ben Howard’s inter-album transition hasn’t been an easy one. With the critical and commercial success of….
Album Review: Tove Lo – Queen Of The Clouds
At this moment in time, Tove Lo is probably the biggest Pop star you’ve never heard of. Her hit single ‘Habits (Stay High)’ has been the sleeper hit of 2014,….
Track Review: Tom Bright – Berlin
Derbyshire’s finest spits up an undeniably cold, and truly remarkable debut track. Johnny Marr, John Squire and The Clash’s Mick Jones don’t sign any old sod’s guitar, you know? So,….
Album Review: Slipknot – .5: The Gray Chapter
Like a punch to the throat, Slipknot’s style is distinctly dark, powerful, and about as aggressive as music can get, but after a five year hiatus and the departure of….