Review: Erotic Secrets of Pompeii excel in homecoming at The Exchange
Sporting a black, rhinestone old school military jacket, eyes doused in kohl, and wearing...
Review: A heady homecoming for Francois & the Atlas Mountains
It was in Bristol 20 years ago that Francois Marry started the Atlas Mountains...
Snapped Ankles provide antidote to hard times at The Lantern (20/3/25)
The name of rave-infused, electro-punk oddballs Snapped Ankles’ upcoming album offers up an appealingly...
Review: The Weather Station host elegantly pensive night at Fleece (12/3/25)
(Photo by Jeff Bierk) The pre-gig observation that the stage has been adorned with...
Review: Immediately Family – a highly likeable celebration of music and friendship
Toward the end of this enjoyable and inspiring 100 minute documentary, singer-songwriter Jackson Browne...
Review: Squid, Bristol Beacon
Previously, Squid have described their live shows as something like a DJ set –...
Review: A thriving Hinds preside over fun times at sold out Fleece (24/2/25)
Despite earning numerous festival appearances, global tours in support of acts such as Coldplay...
Review: Du Blonde’s tight 60 minute set, and the infectious joys of touring, at Thekla (2/2/25)
Newcastle’s Beth Jeans Houghton is an artist, so replete with abilities, that their (preferred...