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Lucio Corsi takes the stage at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire, packed with Italian fans, as a gentle rocker with a 70s aesthetic. The character...
At first listen, Dirt Buyer III is shaped by discomfort and grief, and by the...
Sibling duo The Molotovs are having quite the adolescence, from live gigs...
More than three decades on from emerging in the slipstream of Britpop’s kings, Cast...
Nearly four years after dropping their debut, Blush, to critical acclaim,...
Lucio Corsi takes the stage at London’s Shepherd’s Bush Empire,...
Anna of the North is unapologetically stepping back into the...
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Rejecting the generic formula employed by most artists, American singer-songwriter...
British icon and mod-revivalist kingpin Paul Weller returns with his first...
Since Sunderland-based five-piece Frankie & the Heartstrings...
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Dark, sparsely occupied, and delightfully air-conditioned, The Garage (just a few paces...
British soul and R&B have been enjoying a renaissance of late, with the likes of...
The St Pancras Old Church, on Pancras Road, is an oasis in London’s...
A bonkers but brilliant set by Cosmo Sheldrake at East London’s young but acclaimed XOYO...
It’s always a good sign if the last song of the night has the crowd...
“In case you didn’t know, we’re Jupe,” exclaimed frontman Tim Night as the band led...
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