Oxford came out in their vintage looks in their masses to form maybe the biggest queue I have ever seen in Oxford in anticipation for Scott Bradlee's Post Modern Jukebox. I never knew that Oxford had …
Boy Pablo brings out the summer vibes in snow-covered Oslo. The Bergen band, fronted by Pablo himself, have quickly soared to the kind of indie-fame that opens up for both comical leeway and searing…
It’s brave to be a Bowie tribute act. So many people have such a fierce love and fond memory of the artist that anything slightly incorrect would be awkward. That being said, if you're at a David Bowi…
Having tied off last year releasing their debut EP, Given Up, whenyoung are back with their latest track 'Never Let Go'. The guitar-pop driven track is a return to form to the Limerick via London t…
Wolf Alice had a peculiar gig dynamic. They managed to cultivate the feeling of a festival in an hour and a half set - girls on shoulders, drinks in hand, Bohemian atmosphere and singer Ellie Rowsell …
MGMT have already toured new album Little Dark Age once in the UK, around the time of its release earlier this year. Upon the record garnering critical acclaim (something that had eluded the Connectic…
I haven't cried at a gig in years. I haven’t felt true musical-related hysteria at a gig in even longer. I can’t remember the last time I went to a gig and left completely besotted with a band. Ent…
The 1975 are a modern musical enigma; they sound like pop stars and sell tickets by the thousands to a pop star's demographic, whilst simultaneously averting just about every characteristic that pop s…
It doesn’t feel right to like Rick Astley. As a girl that has grown up mercilessly rickrolling her friends, it feels just wrong to look at him with anything other than contempt. In preparation for …
They might be riding the Dirty Hit hype, but King Nun are far from your conventional indie act. With their ferociously sharp melodies and lyrical savviness, the quartet is not one to be pigeonholed. …
