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Review: Dark Wave duo She Past Away decorate Strange Brew with a pulsingly hypnotic and brooding atmosphere.

Posted on September 27, 2026 by Dan Adshead

As I arrived at Strange Brew – a DIY arts space and one of Bristol’s coolest live music venues – the night’s sold out event was already veiled with a dense shadowy pall. Bristol’s goth & alternative subculture, with our… Continue Reading →

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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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Review: Frog’s exciting indie rock graces packed and intimate night at The Exchange

Posted on September 21, 2026 by Freya Grimley

When I arrived at the Exchange on Thursday evening, the venue was full. Half of Bristol had seemingly flocked there to watch Frog’s upcoming gig, and rightfully so! As the third stop on their UK tour, Bristol was treated to… Continue Reading →

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Review: A muted return for Bloc Party at Rough Trade

Posted on September 15, 2026 by Max Adams

The iconic indie-rock band took to Rough Trade on Monday night to announce their latest album, Anatomy of a Brief Romance. Twenty-one years ago, the English rock band released Silent Alarm, a genre-defining classic. The energetic, tight singles of ‘Banquet’… Continue Reading →

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Review: A night energetically enjoyable indie rock courtesy of Lowertown at Exchange

Posted on September 9, 2026 by Freya Grimley

Lowertown’s stop in Bristol on their UK tour certainly made Sunday night at the Exchange one to remember. With a grungy, energetic atmosphere, a varied setlist, and a supporting act from Sarah Meth, Lowertown performed a set that any indie… Continue Reading →

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Review: Nation of Language – an impassioned set of scintillating synth pop at Electric

Posted on August 27, 2026 by Conor Lang

Continuing their extensive tour of Europe, Brooklyn synth-pop trio Nation of Language arrive at Electric Bristol tonight promoting their pristine new album Dance Called Memory. Though the band formed in 2016 – after frontman Ian Devaney was inspired by OMD… Continue Reading →

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Review: Greg Freeman – an intimate Monday evening of energetic indie-rock at The Louisiana

Posted on August 22, 2026 by Max Adams

The Burlington-based musician Greg Freeman brought an exciting indie rock/Americana sound to the Monday slot at the intimate Louisiana. Freeman’s reputation in the current wave of indie rock grew out of his debut album I Looked Out, which paired wiry… Continue Reading →

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Review: Thee Sacred Souls – infectious love and timeless soul at Prospect Building

Posted on July 19, 2026 by Max Adams

Thee Sacred Souls, the San Diego-based three-piece, performed their penultimate show on their European tour. Their blend of a timeless style of soul, full of warmth and sophisticated musicianship, was on full display at the Prospect Building last Thursday night. … Continue Reading →

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