To promote their fresh material from September's album Love What Survives the electronic 'post-dubstep pioneers', Mount Kimbie, assembled at Bristol's most renowned venue - Motion. With the packed hal…
Wednesday night, First Aid Kit treated London with an electrifying musical experience. Before heading stateside, the Swedish indie rock sister duo, performing in the atmospheric Shoreditch Town Hall, …
If there's anything more wholesome than a 25-year-old singer-songwriter reading empowering messages from the label of a teabag, whilst simultaneously gushing excitedly about playing a sold out headlin…
Unlike some bands, Metronomy excel in a live setting. In the last round of promoting their 2016 album Summer 08, the Totnes electronic ensemble descended upon Motion's main room for the opening of thi…
Hippo Campus only formed in 2013. It's a surprising fact that only becomes more shocking once one realises that in that time, they've already played slots at Reading & Leeds Festival, and supporte…
Hailing from York, four piece indie band King No One have got their sound nailed. Producing track after track of raw, feel good slick pop (often with a deeper political undertone), the group have an e…
At just 22 years of age, London-born pop singer Dua Lipa has already collaborated with the likes of big name producers Martin Garrix and Major Lazer, and made the UK top ten with her self-titled debut…
Revived and rebranded, B-town fellows Superfood descended on the boat-cum-venue Thekla in Bristol to promote their comeback album Bambino. With support from Cousin Kula and whenyoung, the evening bega…
The Libertines could have played pretty much anything at The Brighton Centre last Monday night (2 October) and the crowd still would have loved it. The final show in a run of seaside gigs on their hum…
With killer guitar riffs and a kick-ass attitude, Manchester/Oxford alternative three-piece False Advertising brought their own unique brand of rock music to Brighton's Green Door Store last Friday ni…
