To the outsider King Arthur’s Hall may look like a cool underground inner-city indie hangout. The truth is that it’s aiming to rival those venues, even if it is in the small market town of Glastonbury. On the night, Yes… Continue Reading
Review by Katy Gundry – Individually they are Ozzie Rodgers (Lead Vocal / Guitar), Orren Karp (Backing Vocal / Guitar), Hutch Hutchison (Bass), Tamir Karp (Drums / Backing Vocals). Collectively they are The Manic Shine and after the release of… Continue Reading
Saturday 20th April is Record Store Day, an annual celebration founded in 2007 when over 700 independent stores in the US joined together to celebrate their unique culture. The UK followed soon after and this year Acorn Music in Yeovil… Continue Reading
Touring shortly after the release of their debut album ‘Night Visions’ the crowd anticipation is feverish for Imagine Dragons at the O2 Academy Bristol tonight. As I approach the venue, it is teeming with new music fans. The queues tail… Continue Reading
Cover photograph by Jason Bryant A team from The Fix and our other publication The Basis were delighted to be invited to attend Glastonbury Festival’s Emerging Talent Competition final on Saturday evening. Our young contributor, Rhys Buchanan, 17, was in… Continue Reading
Review by Matthew Nicholson – Read our interview with The Stranglers’ JJ Burnel here – The Stranglers hold a unique space on the original punk scene – a band that has incorporated different genres, brilliant playing and longevity. An early reputation… Continue Reading
2013 marked the beginning of a new era for Domino Fire, a 3 piece pop-rock band from Street who recently shelved their former identity of The What Now? Kids. Recording with Dare Mason at The V.I.P. Lounge in Penzance, they… Continue Reading
‘The 00s are dead. Long live the 80s.’ – That’s a statement that neo-synth pop threesome The Good Natured can certainly get behind. With acts like Hurts, Bastille and La Roux in recent years making it cool again for people to… Continue Reading