Music
Kurt Vile and the Violators at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Let’s not categorise Kurt Vile, he would not like it (well, who does anyway?). Let’s just say he’s part of a new generation of musicians that play for the sake of playing. Vile hasn’t been on the scene for long, yet he already has [read more]
Ásgeir at Bush Hall
Although he is escorted by four band members, Ásgeir Trausti seems isolated on the stage of a nearly-dark Bush Hall. Born and raised in the wilds of an Icelandic village named Laugarbakki (population 40), last year Ásgeir Trausti [read more]
Roo Panes at Bush Hall
The elegant Bush Hall in Shepherds Bush was the stage for young singer-songwriter Roo Panes and his atmospheric brand of folk music on Tuesday evening. He was preceded by two opening bands – In Their Thousands and Emily and the Woods – [read more]
MK1 at Barfly Camden
Self-proclaimed “dubstep duo” MK1 have amazed, amused and scandalised audiences with their unconventional appearance and mouthy relationship to judges. The quick-fire axing of their tone-deaf, bespectacled third member at their [read more]
White Lies at The Roundhouse
In 2009, indie three-piece White Lies were hotly tipped as “ones to watch” by the BBC Sound Poll and the BRITS Critics Choice Award. And watch them we did, as four years later the London-born boys played numerous festivals, supported [read more]
The Puppini Sisters at Union Chapel
The Puppini Sisters are enchanting – for about five minutes. Apparently they’ve been on TV a bit, and are all classically trained. Made up of Italian Marcella Puppini and English Kate Mullins and Emma Smith, none of them to this [read more]
Reuniting bands: will they be successful second time round?
The music industry is massive. Not only is it one of the most popular sectors in the entertainment industry, it is also fit to burst with the number of singers, groups and wannabe superstars. Sadly, we seem to have got stuck in a bit of a [read more]
Papa Roach at Brixton Academy
Papa Roach are something of a an institution for those who have an insatiable appetite for nu-metal; considering the number of people at the Brixton Academy last night, they are many. Together with bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit and Linkin [read more]
TOY at Old Blue Last
It is fair to say that Monday’s TOY second album launch gig was a real surprise. Onstage these guys from Brighton have the same giddy energy of those who have just made it in the music business, and considering the presence of the [read more]
The Telescreen at the Garage
Mischievous front man Frankie Cocozza – best known for his turbulent stint on the X-Factor – is back in the spotlight heading up new five- piece The Telescreen. The Garage is the fourth stop on the band’s UK tour as they raise [read more]
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