Its official - Jimothy Lacoste is the best antidote for the cold December Monday blues. 2019 has been a whirlwind for the 20 something, Camden born rapper. Rising to fame in 2018, the combination of J…
Returning to London merely a year after their 2018 debut in the city, Crumb’s mesmerising psych-rock beguiles audiences in a way that few British bands have proved capable of doing. ‘Jinx’, produce…
“We haven’t played this city in three fucking years,” Electric Guest frontman Asa Taccone declares to their East London audience. ‘...So to sell it out as quickly as you did.. We really appreciate it.…
Usually the last stop on a European tour for a band, last week’s The Lumineers show in Dublin was no different. A farewell, a finish on a high note. Delivering an electrifying performance to conclude …
It’s not every day you witness the fusion of coming of age youthful exuberance with the intense passion of grey-haired middle-agers re-kindling their youth. But, on a bitterly cold November Saturday, …
With his signature shiny bowl cut and 90’s pink and purple anorak, indie-rapper Oliver Tree is a fashionable throwback for the Gen-Zers. Walking into Oliver Tree’s show at London’s infamous Heaven w…
When Willie J Healey broke on to the scene in 2015, industry insiders and music nerds alike found his mellow, multifaceted tunes hard to categorise. The artist seems to instinctively blend elements of…
Swim Deep were once synonymous with the 'B-town' scene of years gone by. After a rejig of their line up and a couple of years without releases, the indie popstars have come back with a bang. Invigorat…
Suited and booted, Dublin punk outfit The Murder Capital performed at Bristol’s Exchange to a sold-out crowd crammed in a tiny dark room. Arriving on stage like mobsters there to settle some debts, th…
Many of us in the UK won’t realise quite how big Young The Giant are. The Californian quintet sell-out arena shows and threatens the upper rows of festival posters in the US, whilst remaining almost …
