Photos by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) Review by Kevin McGough – Young, loud and proud, Chicago natives The Orwells bring their rage fuelled mix of alt-indie punk and chaos to Bristol for the first time and the Thekla may have never… Continue Reading
Review By Scott Hammond – The brothers Radke are all instantly recognisable as they stand amongst the scant group of early-comers during first support act Lyger’s set. The distinctive dreadlocks, afro-mohawk and more conventional ‘fro, belonging to the 3… Continue Reading
Review by Kevin McGough – Introverted and unassuming brothers Michael and David Champion, who comprise Isle of Wight band Champs, are as far from the boxing stereotype their moniker brings to mind. Theirs is rather a more desolate and brooding… Continue Reading
Photos by www.willfahy.co.uk – click here to view more photos from this gig. Review by Kevin McGough – Ragged, dazzling, and gloriously unique, East India Youth (aka William Doyle) is a one man whirlwind of beats, melody and dark soundscapes who,… Continue Reading
Photograph by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) Gig Review by Kevin McGough – Tis the season to ROCK!! While many are wrapping presents, eating their own body weight in turkey/mince pies and embracing under mistletoe, a mixed crowd of old rockers (some… Continue Reading
Cast and crew of ‘The Hunted’. Left to right: Will Fahy, Arran Dutton, Sophie Goddard-Jones, Louise Ennever, Robert Prince, Hollie Hayton and James Barber. Photo by www.willfahy.co.uk The Awkward Conversations We Have is a series of five self-contained short films… Continue Reading
Poor Michael – Supporting Twelve Clay Feet at Louisiana, Bristol – Photo by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) When the number of staff at a gig are more plentiful than members of the audience it’s easy to assume that the portents are… Continue Reading
Since forming in 2010, Yellowire have had substantial successes performing at the Isle of Wight Festival, Germany’s Rock AM Ring, Hard Rock Calling in Hyde Park (supporting the Rolling Stones no less), Latitude festival, Reading and Leeds festival and have recently released their ‘Draw… Continue Reading