30th March 2015 Do you believe in God? Apparently for 63% Britain’s population the answer to that question will be “No”. Upon being asked this question at the beginning of tonight’s performance, the lack of hands raised in… Continue Reading
Who is That? Formerly known as Hop Along, Queen Ansleis, the Philadelphia band have built on the critical success of their 2012 album Get Disowned and were signed to flagship independent label Saddle Creek Records at the end of 2014.… Continue Reading
30th March 2015 TIP OF THE WEEK What: Chuckle Busters Comedy: Nish Kumar – Ruminations on the Nature of Subjectivity // Where: The Wardrobe Theatre // When: Thurs 2nd April (8pm) // Cost: £8.50 Depending on your opinion, Nish Kumar is either “a highly… Continue Reading
28th March 2015 Judging by the fruitless appeals for spare tickets both on the internet and outside the venue before tonight’s sell out show, Melbourne singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett perhaps could’ve packed out a venue twice the size of… Continue Reading
29th March 2015 Nowadays the music video is pretty high on the list of essentials for the ambitious modern day musician. Why? Well, platforms such as YouTube and Vimeo have made music videos more accessible, especially when complemented with the… Continue Reading
28 March 2015 Love is coming. Love Saves the Day, that is, the small Bristol festival which has blossomed into one of the brightest lights on the Summer circuit. This year, the organisers have pulled out some trumps – in… Continue Reading
27th March 2015 Like a musical Groundhog Polar Bear are here to show us that summer is finally come with their euphorically sun drenched new album Same As You. Newton’s postulation that each and every action has an equal and… Continue Reading
27th March 2015 The last year has been a whirlwind of success for Bath’s Laura Doggett. Following our review of her show at the Bristol Birdcage we caught up Laura as she concludes her very first headline UK tour. What… Continue Reading