The Computers at Rough Trade East
The first few listens to The Computers’ brand new album Love Triangles, Hate Squares will probably trigger a…
By Tom YatesThe first few listens to The Computers’ brand new album Love Triangles, Hate Squares will probably trigger a…
By Tom YatesNoah and the Whale are a band armed with a reputation. Adored by fans, they still leave non-admirers…
By Tristan BathIt’s been a good year thus far. We’ve had the return of some of the rock ‘n’ roll…
By Geoff MaguireIt’s no surprise HIM are hosting a sell-out show at Dingwalls. If you look at the listings for…
By James AlderTom Paxton has been making music for more than half a century. He has recorded more than 50…
By Andrew CollinsNoted for its creativity and live music, Kentish Town remains one of London’s most interesting areas. Sat snuggly…
By Harriet GibsonHadouken! took to the stage at the Electric Ballroom to euphoric elation from the gathered crowd. They immediately…
By Andrew CollinsThe first of two support acts comes in the shape of Simon Bookish, whose act consists of a…
By Tom YatesChuck Prophet, ex-frontman of 1980s cult-Americana heroes Green on Red, arrives in north London with his latest band…
By Geoff MaguireEven before Frank Turner and the Sleeping Souls hit the stage at The Forum, the crowd erupt into…
By Natasha Fonseka