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Interview: Lowertown at The Exchange, 06/09/26

Posted on September 10, 2026 by Scott Hammond

Lowertown are an experimental Indie Rock band hailing from Atlanta, Georgia that are based in New York. Since releasing their first EP in 2019, they have become one of the most interesting bands in the scene, mixing elements of folk,… Continue Reading →

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Review: A night energetically enjoyable indie rock courtesy of Lowertown at Exchange

Posted on September 9, 2026 by Freya Grimley

Lowertown’s stop in Bristol on their UK tour certainly made Sunday night at the Exchange one to remember. With a grungy, energetic atmosphere, a varied setlist, and a supporting act from Sarah Meth, Lowertown performed a set that any indie… Continue Reading →

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Forwards 2026 Gallery Page

Posted on September 5, 2026 by Scott Hammond

Quite a lot has happened – a global pandemic, a second Trump term, the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Greggs the bakers opening its first pub – since The Fix had a photographer on active assignment. Finally, here, we can present… Continue Reading →

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Review: Sunday at Forwards Festival – Little Simz holds Bristol in raptures to close the festival season

Posted on September 2, 2026 by Dan Adshead

Sunday arrives suffused with a vibrant energy – despite the drab weather conditions – as c.25,000 music lovers descend on Durdham Downs for day 2 of Forwards Festival. Even with all the hangovers being nursed from the previous day’s extravaganza,… Continue Reading →

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Review: Tricky and Tems command attention on the Saturday of Forwards Festival

Posted on September 2, 2026 by Conal Dougan

(Tems headlining on the West Stage. Credit Victoria Porter) On Friday, Lorde megafans had been queuing outside the Forwards site gates from 8am in order to get prime front row spots for their musical hero 12 hours later. On Saturday,… Continue Reading →

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Review: An unforgettable night for Bristol’s indie-pop fans – Forwards Presents: Lorde

Posted on September 1, 2026 by Freya Grimley

Going to watch two of your favourite artists at a festival was a great way to kick off the bank holiday weekend – despite the rain. With performances from Audrey Hobert, Maisie Peters, and Djo; Forwards presents: Lorde provided a… Continue Reading →

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Review: Nation of Language – an impassioned set of scintillating synth pop at Electric

Posted on August 27, 2026 by Conor Lang

Continuing their extensive tour of Europe, Brooklyn synth-pop trio Nation of Language arrive at Electric Bristol tonight promoting their pristine new album Dance Called Memory. Though the band formed in 2016 – after frontman Ian Devaney was inspired by OMD… Continue Reading →

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Preview: Forwards Festival returns with heavy hitting line ups and Friday curtain raiser

Posted on August 26, 2026 by Scott Hammond

In the fifth year of its incarnation as Forwards Festival, Bristol’s flagship summer spectacular celebrates its half-decade with a bountiful selection of musical acts, and the bonus of a prestigious curtain raiser on the Friday before the weekend festivities kick… Continue Reading →

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