Listen: Anu Provides the Guest Mix on Colpey Calling x The Fix
20th February 2015
Author: Conal Dougan
New Singles of the Week
18th February 2015 Parquet Courts – ‘Dust’ First up this week is Parquet Courts with this decent bit of scuzz-rock, which sounds a bit like a Fujiya & Miyagi single played from the inside of a humming fridge. ‘Dust’ is… Continue Reading
Review: Candoco Dance Company brings Counteracts to Bristol Old Vic
13th February 2016 With CounterActs, Candoco Dance Company brought together the work of two British artists to produce a double bill of shows at Bristol Old Vic, Beheld and Let’s Talk About Dis. While the two could not be more dissimilar in terms of… Continue Reading
Review: The Odyssey, Circomedia
11th February 2016 When Mark Bruce Company last set foot in Bristol, it was with the hallucinatory and superbly restless Dracula. Having garnered critical acclaim and picked up the prestigious South Bank Sky Arts Award for Dance with that show, it… Continue Reading
New Singles of the Week
4th February 2016 Animal Collective – ‘FloriDada’ First up this week is this fantastic new release from quirk-electro-popsters Animal Collective. ‘FloriDada’ is the first single from the band’s upcoming album Painting With, which is due to come out on 19th February.… Continue Reading
Listen: Donna Leake live session on Colpey Calling x The Fix
31st January 2016 For this week’s show, we welcomed Donna Leake from Brilliant Corners in London for a live set. Colpey Calling x The Fix: Donna Leake by The Fix Magazine on Mixcloud
Chiverin brings top Bristol talent to the Louisiana
31st January 2016 Following the success of a similar event last year, Bristol-based Chiverin celebrated Independent Venue Week by putting on three floors of music at The Louisiana. While also paying homage to the Louie, the event was the perfect… Continue Reading
Review: Powerful and Startling Performance by Aoife Duffin in A Girl is a Half-formed Thing
29th January 2016 “I have never witnessed a performer leave a stage so emotionally spent.” That was what I was thinking as I filed out the doors with the rest of the soft-spoken, slightly startled audience. Aoife Duffin’s one-hour, twenty-minute solo… Continue Reading