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Album Review: King’s Mouth // The Flaming Lips
20 years since releasing The Soft Bulletin, The Flaming Lips have unveiled their 15th long-player. King's Mouth is a technicolour dreamscape, peppered with buoyant electronica and gliding guitars. To …
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British Summer Time 2019: Florence + The Machine Review, 13.07.19
As Florence + the Machine emerge on Saturday evening for their headline set, it seems like London is doing its very best to make sure their High as Hope tour finishes on a high. From the sunset in the…
In Pictures: KISS // The O2, London
Rounding the European leg of their second, and probably last, farewell tour with a series of UK shows, Kiss arrived in London for a sold-out show at the O2 Arena. Clad in their iconic makeup and costu…
Festival Profile: Victorious Festival 2019
Name: Victorious Festival Where: Southsea Common, Portsmouth When: 23rd-25th August After all the Glastonbury commotion, anyone dying to escape to a muddy field for a big singalong can look no f…
Festival Review: Community Festival 2019
The fact that 35,000 indie rock fans gathered at Finsbury Park on Sunday afternoon (30 June) might hint at the fact that the festival organizers are doing something right. From 16-year-olds covered in…
5 MUST-SEE ACTS AT COMMUNITY 2019
With just under a week until Community Festival returns to Finsbury Park for its third instalment, we took a dive into this year's lineup to pick out five of the finest acts to catch on Sunday. From i…
Festival Review: All Points East 2019 // The Strokes
The 1990s and 2000s had no shortage of indie heroes; one could even argue that it was a saturated market in the wake of Britpop and grunge movements that dominated so comprehensively immediately befor…
Festival Review: All Points East 2019 // Christine And The Queens
Christine and the Queens are a perfect example of the right artist coming to prominence at the right time, surpassing the status of musician and encompassing a cultural movement. The gender-fluid o…
Album Review: I Am Easy To Find // The National
Albums by The National tend to be instantly recognisable because the vast majority of their work has tended to occupy such an idiosyncratic space in history’s musical landscape. Whether it’s frontman …
Live Review: Franc Moody // Heaven, London
Holy Shit, Franc Moody are really out here playing gigs. This was my second time seeing Franc Moody live. The first time I saw them I had never heard of them and they were opening for Chic and Nile…
