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Review: Sultry late night pop with Smerz at The Lantern

Posted on April 25, 2026 by Charlie Mackenzie

(Photo by Alva Le Febvre) Smerz are Norwegian pair Catharina Stoltenberg and Henreitte Motzfeldt, and have emerged from the simmering CPH scene (see Astrid Sonne, Fine et al) in recent years, leading us in last night’s show at the Lantern… Continue Reading →

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Review: Joshua Idehen – deft wordsmith brings boundless positivity To Electric

Posted on April 18, 2026 by Conor Lang

Though Joshua Idehen has been releasing music for upwards of 15 years, he has only achieved relative fame quite recently. Throughout the 2010’s, the British-born Nigerian poet worked with bands such as LV, Sons of Kemet, and The Comet is… Continue Reading →

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Review: Melbourne Punks HighSchool’s Bristol return at The Exchange

Posted on April 16, 2026 by Freya Grimley

Since releasing their eponymous debut album in October 2025, HighSchool has only continued to grow in well deserved popularity. Hailing from Melbourne, Australia, the band’s musical style translates well to the English crowd. HighSchool relocated to London in 2021, after… Continue Reading →

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Review: Eric Bibb shows off his craft at Bristol Beacon

Posted on March 29, 2026 by Conal Dougan

Eric Bibb, 74, ambles onto the stage in Bristol Beacon’s Lantern room. His trademark wide brimmed hat casts shadow over his face as a single spotlight illuminates this one man and his guitar. He begins to pluck out the classic… Continue Reading →

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Review: Stella Donnelly’s welcome return from the musical wilderness at Strange Brew

Posted on March 28, 2026 by Scott Hammond

After a three-year musical hiatus during which an exhausted Stella Donnelly was dropped by Secretly Canadian – the U.S label which first brought her lyrically caustic indie folk to prominence – the Welsh Australian singer-songwriter returned last November with the… Continue Reading →

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Review: Jens Lekman’s charming, wedding themed concept gig at Strange Brew

Posted on March 14, 2026 by Scott Hammond

In releasing Songs for Other People’s Weddings in September last year, Gothenberg singer-songwriter Jens Lekman provided a concept album inspired by his many years of performing as a wedding singer. Thus, this current tour in support of the album is… Continue Reading →

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Review: Courtney Marie Andrews offers Valentine love in a dark world at Lantern

Posted on February 28, 2026 by Scott Hammond

Symbolism alluding to the themes which pervade Phoenix singer-songwriter Courtney Marie Andrew’s 9th studio album Valentine – released just last month – bedeck tonight’s stage; there are three heart-shaped balloons, triple swells of pink lighting, and a series of dove… Continue Reading →

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Review: Mogwai – An epic set of roaring, expansive post-rock at Beacon

Posted on February 23, 2026 by Conor Lang

It’s been 28 years since Mogwai released their first album, the ferocious Mogwai Young Team, and just over 30 years since they formed. Though they have consistently flown slightly under the radar, the Glaswegian post-rockers have quietly built one of… Continue Reading →

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