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Festival Review: Y Not Festival, 2018
Remember 2008? Indie music held the attention of the public and critics alike, whilst somehow infiltrating the ranks of the trendy kids. This 4-chord class of the mid-late noughties, much like the gen…
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Yonaka unveil latest EP offcut, ‘Waves’
Having already taken festival season by storm, the Brighton four-piece Yonaka are back with their third track of the summer, 'Waves'. Taken from their upcoming EP, Teach Me To Fight, slated for releas…
Live Review: Sigrid // Somerset House, London – 11.07.18
Ever since her BBC Sound of 2018 breakthrough, Sigrid’s brand of infectious pop has captured the hearts and ears of her adoring fandom. Cool, laid back, and dispensing of the traditional pop clichés, …
Live Review: Miles Kane // Concorde 2, Brighton – 25.06.18
A number of factors contributed to the surreal experience that was Miles Kane's appearance at Brighton's Concorde 2 last Monday night. Wedged amongst a crowd of twenty-something football fans chanting…
Live Review: Skyline Series 22/06/18
The first gig of the 2018 Skyline Series saw the gates to post-punk heaven open, and the faithful flood in. Peter Hook & the Light, The Jesus and Mary Chain, and Echo & the Bunnymen all introd…
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Festival Review: Parklife 2018
Parklife has been going for nearly a decade at this point, and in that time, the festival has forged a diverse lineup of tastemaker underground artists, legacy acts and big popstars. Returning in 2018…
Live Review: Black Honey // Omeara, London – 12.06.18
Omeara, if you can successfully navigate its labyrinthine assortment of corridors and bars, conceals what feels like an appropriately clandestine setting in which to host Black Honey and their (badly-…
Festival Review: All Points East, London – Weekend 2
Returning to Victoria Park for its second weekend, All Points East once again kicked off another epic three days of music. Bringing along some of the biggest names in indie, APE Presents delivered a s…
Festival Report: Nick Cave and The Badseeds // All Points East, London
Nick Cave has reached an almost untouchable peak of ungodly glory. And yet, as he closes All Points East festival, it’s with a grounding sense of charisma and clarity. Wading through the dystopian e…
Festival Report: Patti Smith // All Points East, London
With a commanding personal presence, it takes little more than the appearance of Patti Smith to get the crowd ready. Already disregarding the rules of any tight timed festival set, she opens with an…
