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Review: Suede eschew mere 90s nostalgia at sold out Beacon show

Posted on February 3, 2026 by Scott Hammond

(Photo by Sky/Dean Chalkley) In the form of Oasis’ gargantuan reunion tour of last year, Pulp releasing their first studio album in nearly a quarter century, and Blur’s triumphant Wembley shows in the summer of 2023, recent years have ushered… Continue Reading →

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Review: Nearly Dan recreate Steely Dan’s impeccable catalogue at St George’s

Posted on February 1, 2026 by Conal Dougan

This must be a superb time to be a Steely Dan tribute, the band having become ever more trendy over the last few years. As a child spending hours listening to my mum’s records, it would have been impossible to… Continue Reading →

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Review: South London’s Insecure Men rise above vocal problems at The Exchange

Posted on February 1, 2026 by Conor Lang

Tonight is somewhat of an unconventional offering from South London’s avant-pop outfit Insecure Men. To the surprise of the audience, bandleader Saul Adamczewski arrives alone on stage. Kitted in a canvas cargo jumpsuit, reflective sunglasses, and cap, he sits down… Continue Reading →

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Review: Moulin Scrooge, The Wardrobe Theatre

Posted on December 29, 2025 by Conal Dougan

This Christmas, The Wardrobe Theatre is celebrating a decade occupying the back room at the Old Market Assembly – those who visited it’s previous incarnation in cosy space above the White Bear in Kingsdown will know full well why the… Continue Reading →

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Review: The Bootleg Beatles echo the Fab Four’s greatest albums at festive Beacon show

Posted on December 20, 2025 by Scott Hammond

To reference an obscure fan club record from 1967 – and thus cement my bona fides as an insufferable Beatles nerd – Christmas time is here again. And, as per what is now a longstanding ritual, it’s that time of… Continue Reading →

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Review: Alabama 3’s wonky acid-country trip at O2 Academy

Posted on December 14, 2025 by Conor Lang

As I stand amidst the crowd tonight, waiting for legendary acid-country supergroup Alabama 3 to take the stage, I can’t help but feel a little out of place. Borne out of the mid-90s Brixton acid scene, the A3 have been… Continue Reading →

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Preview: Alabama 3 bring their acid blues to O2 Academy

Posted on December 9, 2025 by Conor Lang

In the penultimate show on their UK tour, legendary supergroup Alabama 3 bring their unique fusion of country, blues, and trip-hop to O2 Academy this Friday. After forming in Brixton in 1995, the ten-piece have released twelve studio albums, garnering… Continue Reading →

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Review: Model/Actriz – an urgent and exhilarating dose of industrial noise at Lantern Hall

Posted on November 19, 2025 by Conor Lang

New York industrial noise innovators Model/Actriz are a notorious live force. Forming at the Berklee College of Music in 2016, they have only released two albums: 2023’s electrifying Dogsbody and this year’s more melodic – but equally urgent – Pirouette.… Continue Reading →

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