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Review: The War on Drugs end Bristol Sounds in guitar shredding style

Posted on June 28, 2022 by Scott Hammond

27th June 2022   Having begun with Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ pre-Glastonbury show last Wednesday night, this year’s Bristol Sounds – the largest to date with a programme of six quality headliners performing over consecutive evenings – ended in… Continue Reading →

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Review: New look First Aid Kit reliably solid at Bristol Sounds

Posted on June 27, 2022 by Scott Hammond

26th June 2022   When three unfamiliar musicians enter stage left at 8.30pm and perform a short instrumental interlude, one can be forgiven for feeling a slight sense of confusion. A rugged, long haired guitarist stands in the spot once… Continue Reading →

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Preview: Harbourside set for the triumphant return of Bristol Sounds

Posted on June 15, 2022 by Scott Hammond

For Bristol music fans not available, committed or opulent enough to dive headlong into a five day, late June binge on Worthy Farm, Bristol Sounds has become a reliable salve to anyone suffering from Glasto envy. With the multi-date event… Continue Reading →

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Review: Love Saves the Day 2022

Posted on June 6, 2022 by Scott Hammond

2-3 June 2022 From its origins in Castle and Eastville Park via a brief detour in the Downs, Love Saves the Day enters its second decade. This year sees the festival’s first outing at Ashton Court. LSTD encounters the tricky… Continue Reading →

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Review: The Sparkling Stella Donnelly raises the bar for support slots at Motion

Posted on May 28, 2022 by Scott Hammond

25th May 2022     (photo by Poonah Ghana) Seven tunes into tonight’s nine song opening slot for Australian indie rock outfit Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, fellow Aussie Stella Donnelly admits “this is something a support act should never do”… Continue Reading →

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Review: Polyphony brings beauty to the banal for Mayfest

Posted on May 13, 2022 by Conal Dougan

    Verity Standen has a history of producing affecting, sensual audio shows for Mayfest. From Symphony to HUG and Undersong, she has a talent for drawing the beautiful out of the banal. A hum can become more than hum-drum, a simple tuning… Continue Reading →

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Review: Matthew E White tears into new material at The Fleece

Posted on March 24, 2022 by Conal Dougan

        “What are the chances we can get a boat tomorrow?” Matthew E White asks the crowd in The Fleece. “We’ve got a day off in Bristol. Does anyone here have a boat?” A dinghy is offered.… Continue Reading →

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Review: Snapped Ankles – forest folk get things moving at Moles

Posted on February 28, 2022 by Scott Hammond

       26th February 2022   It’s great to be back at Moles. Established in 1978, this tiny gem on George Street, Bath, has for over four decades served as one of those venues, rich in heritage due to… Continue Reading →

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