A unique book is being launched on Friday 15th November containing over 600 photographs of Glastonbury Festival and how it touches the town and communities of Glastonbury and the surrounding villages. From the Outside – In captures the partying, carnival… Continue Reading
“We are a pop-punk band with a bit of ska thrown in,” says Tim Stevens, when I ask him to describe the music of Don’t Do Tuesdays for readers who don’t know the band. Of course, many will know all… Continue Reading
Catfish & The Bottlemen – Photo by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) Around this time of year the air is thick with the smell of sulfur, the dark streets ablaze with blinding flashes, a true cacophony of noise, with young scallywags –… Continue Reading
Having arrived at O2 Academy Bristol in a terrible mood with dampened spirits, I wanted to be anywhere but standing in front of the stage at the crowded venue, packed in like a sardine and positioned behind an older, rounder… Continue Reading
Review by Arran Dutton – “Why did we wait so long?” – That’s the chorus line sung by Travis in “Mother”, the band’s opener as they took centre stage in the jam packed O2 Academy Bristol. The question has poignancy;… Continue Reading
To be alive and to be in the acoustic/alt-rockers Brother & Bones must be pretty good these days. Playing their biggest tour to date, having just released their ‘To Be Alive’ EP, and currently moving towards the unveiling of their… Continue Reading
San Cisco Introduction and interview by Kevin McGough – San Cisco are fun to be around. Musically they bounce around on their incredibly catchy tunes and in person they come across as smart, funny, genuine people who enjoy the success… Continue Reading
Playing almost underwater on a wet and wintry October Sunday night somehow suited Canadian electro-pop quartet Gold & Youth‘s stormy set at Bristol’s Thekla. Supporting Keston Cobblers Club and To Kill a King on the second date of their short… Continue Reading