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Author: Scott Hammond

Review: Death Cab For Cutie – veteran level indie at Prospect Building

Posted on September 25, 2026 by Scott Hammond

It’s a fairly unsual occurrence for this reviewer to arrive at a live music performance with next to no knowledge of the artist in question. And most of what I already know about the enduring Washington State five-piece is a… Continue Reading →

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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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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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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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Review: Glastonbury the Movie – an intriguing time capsule of festival’s bygone age

Posted on July 5, 2026 by Scott Hammond

Celebrating the 30th anniversary since it’s original release in 1996, this 87 minute documentary serves as a fascinating period piece of a time when the Glastonbury Festival was at the tail end of its analog form, still existing, mainly, as… Continue Reading →

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Review: Super Furry Animals a beast reborn at balmy Bristol Sounds

Posted on June 25, 2026 by Scott Hammond

On a day when the UK’s hottest temperature on record was achieved multiple times throughout the country – the thermometer eventually reaching its acme with 36.1C recorded in Gosport, Hampshire – one fears the worst upon venturing forth to Canon’s… Continue Reading →

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Review: Emmylou Harris’ wonderful curtain call at Bristol Beacon

Posted on May 17, 2026 by Scott Hammond

As a struggling singer in the 1960s, Emmylou Harris befriended one Gram Parson amidst Washington D.C’s bustling folk scene. Soon after, in 1973 and ’74 respectively, her unique vocal talents adorned Parson’s landmark albums GP and Grievous Angel and it… Continue Reading →

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Review: Nick Mulvey performs solo at UK mini-tour opener at Electric

Posted on May 15, 2026 by Scott Hammond

Singer-songwriter Nick Mulvey – jet black hair, pristine dark beard and clad in crisp, baggy blue shirt – is all smiles with arms aloft at tonight’s commencement of a brief run of four UK dates before heading to the European… Continue Reading →

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