EMA at Scala

Formerly of Amps For Christ and Gowns, Erika M. Anderson’s debut solo effort Past Life...

Gossip at XOYO: Rocked-out family reunion

When Gossip first started getting popular back in 2006, fans would take...

The Great Escape 2012 in Brighton | Festival review

Last weekend, over three beautiful nights and days, Europe’s music...

Ten albums you cannot miss this month – May 2012

Strangeland –  Keane Long ridiculed in rock circles as the perfect band...

Electric Guest bring an indie-pop vacuum to The Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen

Jessie J at HMV Oxford Street

It’s a rainy Monday afternoon in Central London and most artists with only a...

Australia at your doorstep: Aussie BBQ at Cargo

Yesterday, 13th May 2012, Cargo hosted their third Aussie BBQ; a...

Hooded Fang rip apart Rough Trade East

Canadian indie rock band Hooded Fang, ripped apart Rough Trade East last...

Day 2 at the Camden Crawl 2012 | Music review

When visiting the Camden Crawl it is difficult to know where to start. With over...

Day 1 at the Camden Crawl: spoken word, hidden gems and The Futureheads blast the Koko

London International Ska Festival

The London International Ska Festival was in town over the weekend, 3rd – 6th May....

Little Boots at XOYO: Catchy and impertinently alluring | Love review

It was the night after of the London mayoral and GLA...

In the grace of The Rapture’s love: A revival at Shepherd’s Bush Empire

North Atlantic Oscillation showcase at The Tabernacle

One of the common problems with a band performing at a label...

Quantic & Alice Russell perform in-store at Rough Trade East

Last night’s show at Rough Trade East brought...

Be prepared for the coolest indie music festival this weekend: Camden Crawl 2012

The Camden Crawl hits town again this bank...

Ten albums you cannot miss this month – April 2012

California 37 – Train San Francisco Pop-Rock optimists Train release...

Amazon sessions: An evening with Keane – interview and performance at Platform Theatre

Set at the brand new Platform Theatre...

We Are the In Crowd impress at the O2 Islington Academy | Live review

New York State’s We Are the In Crowd have only been around since 2009 – and their meticulously-groomed band members all look about 12 – but they’ve already mastered their anthemic mall-punk sound on a hit-laden EP and début album Best Intentions, and are grizzled veterans when it comes to touring. Their...

The Cellophane Flowers at Venue 229

The Cellophane Flower’s gig at Venue 229 really makes you wonder how much...

An interview with Uh Huh Her at the Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Camila Grey, Leisha Hailey, and their half-naked drummer Josh...

Sea of Bees at Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen

The Hoxton Square Kitchen and Bar was taken back in time on Thursday...

Summerlin rock the Barfly and tell us about their new album

Taking to the stage at the Camden Barfly, Leeds-based...

An interview with The Heartbreaks

This Saturday, Morecambe four-piece The Heartbreaks will tour London on their very own...

Union Starr – Falling Apart Together

It took Union Starr trio Patch Hannan, Jason Applin and Roger Wells a...