We at The Fix decided to put our distinguished heads together to come up with our Top 5 political albums. The albums are in no particular order – feel free to chip in with your own favourite political albums. As… Continue Reading
After an enriching opening performance from exciting French act We Were Evergreen and a tipple of the local ale, I could only share the anticipation of the sold out audience for Goldfrapp. I could just about make out the band… Continue Reading
After the success of 2002’s Bowling For Columbine and the controversial “We live in fictitious times” speech he delivered in protest against President Bush’s new war in Iraq at the 2003 Academy Awards, Michael Moore became something of a cultural… Continue Reading
Somewhere there is a record for the hottest gig venue. For Molotov Jukebox’s set, the record has been absolutely smashed as the crowd drips aboard Bristol’s floating Thekla venue. Still the gypsy-step outfit aren’t satisfied – vocalist Sam Apley tells… Continue Reading
Spellbinding and hair tingling Hitcham born Rhodes (David Rhodes) arrives in Bristol armed with some sure-fire future hits – so perfectly formed you may suspect they were a gift from Zeus rather than a mortal creation – to enrapture Bristol’s… Continue Reading
Strode Live ‘Stripped and Semi-Acoustic’ is an event organised by the extended diploma level three music students at Strode College in Street, Somerset. Students are given the challenge of putting on the event as part of their events management modules… Continue Reading
Aberdeen is not the first place one would think to find a jazz superstar, but then Scottish born Seb Rochford and his troop of experimental pioneers, Polar Bear, are in so many ways an exceptional case. Former Mercury Music Prize… Continue Reading
In recent years, Metronomy, the electronic four-piece fronted by Joseph Mount, have progressed from cult indietronic band to festival headliners, and tonight sees them touring their most commercially successful album to date, ‘Love Letters’. The sell-out crowd at Bristol’s O2… Continue Reading