Review by Brigitte Nicolas – to read our interview with Bastille frontman Dan Smith click here – Ahead of this week’s Glastonbury Festival, we’re dipping into our archives to re-post reviews of acts playing. You can watch Bastille on the John… Continue Reading
Review by Rhys Buchanan – Read Rhys’s interview with Peace’s Harrison Kossier here – Ahead of this week’s Glastonbury Festival, we’re dipping into our archives to re-post reviews of acts playing. You can watch Peace on the John Peel Stage at… Continue Reading
Ahead of this week’s Glastonbury Festival, we’re dipping into our archives to re-post reviews of acts playing. You can watch Jake Bugg on the Pyramid Stage at 2pm or the Acoustic Stage at 3.30pm on Friday 28th June. 18-year-old Nottingham… Continue Reading
Review by Kevin McGough – Photographs by Alex Meadows If you’re late arriving tonight you may be forgiven for thinking that you’ve actually stumbled upon some kind of baggy worm-hole at the back of Start the Bus and been transported… Continue Reading
Review by Conal Dougan – For gig attendees unfamiliar with the sound of StringerBessant, a natural expectation would be for a night of euphoric indie-rock. After all, the commercial highpoint of the duo’s previous incarnation as Reef, “Place Your Hands”,… Continue Reading
Review by Abby Render – A decade after releasing debut album ‘Vehicles & Animals’ Athlete are back for an anniversary tour after a two year break from the road. The Indie pop-rockers album was hugely successful, nominated for a Mercury… Continue Reading
“This Is Pop” – Review by Scott Hammond – As popular music has evolved over the decades, we find ourselves at a stage where the term ‘Pop’ has become almost a dirty word when describing music; it is now a… Continue Reading
Review by Brigitte Nicolas – To read Brigitte’s interview with Yes Sir Boss bass guitarist Josh Stopford click here – Bands these days, they just aren’t content with a couple of instruments or one genre of music. On Saturday night Yes Sir… Continue Reading