Marnie Stern at the Garage
Shredding, tapping and almost James Brown-scale levels of sweat were on the roster at The Garage in Highbury…
By Tristan BathShredding, tapping and almost James Brown-scale levels of sweat were on the roster at The Garage in Highbury…
By Tristan BathSt John on Bethnal Green is hardly full as Ólöf Arnalds settles herself, mumbling a polite “hello” and “thanks…
By Aydan SavaskanEmily Wells, Texan violinist, drummer, percussionist, analogue keyboardist and all-round femme extraordinaire, arrives in King’s Cross for her…
By Geoff MaguireThe Anglo-American guitar duo return to exhibit their new album and they’ve wisely incorporated a standard rhythm section,…
By Tom YatesEarlier this year, Ólafur Arnalds performed at the Barbican Centre accompanied by The Britten Sinfonia. That concert sold…
By Aydan SavaskanFollowing the release of The Journey – their first studio album in 14 years – Big Country have come…
By James AlderFormed in 1961, The Zombies, a pop-psychedelic outfit from St. Albans, are now finally earning their dues from…
By Geoff MaguireIron & Wine, the recording name for Sam Beam, a South Carolina professor of film turned singer-songwriter, arrives…
By Geoff MaguireAs if recreating one of their videos, Iamamiwhoami bring the beats, style, mystery and drama that garnered their…
By Natasha FonsekaAfter their impressive debut album, Baby, in 2011 and subsequent sold-out gigs all over the UK, Tribes come…
By Carole Mendy