The Garden (consisting of Wyatt and Fletcher Shears) are perhaps the most unorthodox, and undefinable, musical offering around. Directing their stage-show to an excitable crowd in Bristol, the full-fr…
At just 20 years of age, it's hard to believe that Sophie Allison, a.k.a. Soccer Mommy released her first demos on band camp just five years ago. Having since recorded three studio albums and an assor…
When Jake Bugg first came to public attention at the age of 18, he received acclaim from mainstream audiences and critics alike- with comparisons being drawn between himself and the likes of Bob Dylan…
It's official; Yonaka are everywhere. Having been announced as one of this year's #NME100 and signing to Atlantic Records just a few months ago, the Brighton based four-piece have come a long way sinc…
Returning to London's Union Chapel for the first time in just over four years, Jake Bugg brought a special acoustic show to the capital last week. By now a seasoned musician, Bugg has travelled a l…
As Mac DeMarco's most prolific year to date draws to a close, the second leg of the This Old Dog tour headed to Bristol's O2 Academy. With Montero in tow, the evening was filled with artistic excellen…
Black Lips are infamous for their onstage antics, including vomiting, chickens, nudity, and the incitement of riotous crowds. It's fair to say they've been around the block a few times, having formed …
It's been three long years since Marika Hackman played a headline show in Brighton. It was just after the release of her second studio album, 2014's We Slept At Last, and Green Door Store was packed t…
When you're writing a live review, you can tell it's been a good gig when you leave having made no notes throughout the entire performance. The last time I saw GIRLI, she was supporting Oscar at Brigh…
Upon hearing that Autobahn had leaked their latest album, The Moral Crossing, on the Dark Web (meaning you have to download Tor Browser and delve into the unknowns of the internet), they had my attent…
