Music
Howe Gelb at Islington Assembly Hall | Live review
How do you describe an artist like Howe Gelb? Perhaps idiosyncratic, enigmatic and unknowable. Gelb is also an intensely engaging, benign and charming virtuoso. A Tucson, Arizona native, we often hear of him mentioned as a stalwart of the [read more]
No Room for Giants at Brooklyn Bowl | Live review
Hailing from South West London, female led five-piece rock band No Room for Giants describe their music as “soul-punk”, citing influences from Bruce Springsteen to Weezer. Garnering an ever-growing following throughout London, their [read more]
Fitz and The Tantrums at Dingwalls | Live review
With two released records to date, Fitz and The Tantrums are an indie-pop band from LA, with a particular emphasis toward soul music. The band are inspired by the Motown era, the soul voices of the black divas of the 60s and and by the [read more]
Charlotte Church at Riverside Studios | Live review
You may remember Welsh singer-songwriter Charlotte Church as the child prodigy of classical singing over a decade ago – her debut album Voice of an Angel reaching number one on the British classical chart, making her the youngest artist [read more]
Nina Persson at Scala | Live review
It’s been over a decade since Swedish pop group The Cardigans – after platinum successes and a fan base that boomed to Japan and beyond – took a break from working together. It’s been Nina Persson, the green-eyed frontwoman [read more]
Goldfrapp: Tales of Us (Live) | Movie review
Goldfrapp: Tales of Us is a bold short film comprised of a cluster of vignettes based on five songs from the beloved chanteuse Goldfrapp’s latest album, Tales of Us. With each respective vignette within the 30-minute anthology, a [read more]
Elton John: The Million Dollar Piano| Movie review
Elton John brings us his Million Dollar Piano concert live from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas in this once-in-a-lifetime show. At the centrepiece of the performance is Elton’s specially commissioned million-dollar piano, by Yamaha, [read more]
Matthew Caws at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen | Live review
Nada Surf singer Matthew Caws played yesterday at the Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen in front of an adoring and mature audience. It is not a case that the average age of the crowd was relatively old, as the New York band hit the peak of [read more]
The Jezabels at Shepherd’s Bush Empire | Live review
When front woman Hayley Mary struts onto the stage with the rest of the band bouncing on beside her, the crowd begins to progressively cheer. Some in the audience haven’t even noticed the set has begun, until several lights beam down [read more]
We Are Scientists at Rough Trade East | Live review
Brooklyn-based trio, We Are Scientists, played yesterday at the Rough Trade East shop in support of their new record TV en Francais. Their music has always been valuable indie-pop-rock with some 80s features à la Editors, The Killers and [read more]
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