Darwin Deez at the Village Underground
It is difficult to feel much happier with the sound of lo-fi, choppy, indie music than when listening to…
By Steven WhiteIt is difficult to feel much happier with the sound of lo-fi, choppy, indie music than when listening to…
By Steven WhiteMulti-instrumental artists may be having a field day at present, particularly in the up-and-coming circuit of London’s ever…
By The editorial unitWhenever there’s too much hype around a band, it seems prudent to be somewhat sceptical. Back in 2009,…
By Alejandra ArrietaAs a musician with considerable success in behind the scenes writing, Ben Goddard accompanied by his band The…
By Sarah SuttonTess Parks and Anton Newcombe’s set at the Oslo Hackney begins with the clear intention of establishing a…
By Alex WhiteRejecting the generic formula employed by most artists, American singer-songwriter Chastity Brown uses the medium of music to…
By Ana De-JesusSince Sunderland-based five-piece Frankie & the Heartstrings released their third album last week, they’ve not had a night…
By Cath WillcoxDark, sparsely occupied, and delightfully air-conditioned, The Garage (just a few paces from Highbury & Islington station) is…
By Frances LaiBritish soul and R&B have been enjoying a renaissance of late, with the likes of Plan B, John…
By Yassine SenghorThe St Pancras Old Church, on Pancras Road, is an oasis in London’s concrete jungle. Sitting next to…
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