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Preview: The promise of five nights of spectacular live music as Bristol Sounds return for 2025

Posted on June 18, 2025 by Scott Hammond

With the promise of successive nights of quality acts, and blissful summer evenings astride Bristol’s scenic harbourside, Bristol Sounds continues to provide a late June treat for local live music aficionados. This year’s event, featuring five headline acts and a… Continue Reading →

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Review: Elly Hopkins’ single release party and effortless genre shift at Ill Repute (6/6/25)

Posted on June 8, 2025 by Scott Hammond

Perhaps it’s an indictment on my loosening grasp as to the joys lurking within the smaller corners of the local music scene that it took something of a personal vanity project – akin to a Dave Gorman stage show –… Continue Reading →

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Review: Cat Power channels Dylan ’66 at The Forum, Bath (3/6/25)

Posted on June 4, 2025 by Scott Hammond

Nearly sixty years after his controversial world tour of 1966, it seems rather ludicrous that Bob Dylan’s embracing the concept of plugging in a guitar and appearing with a full band should result in fans revolting in a volley of… Continue Reading →

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Review: Andrew Cushin – youth presides over nostalgia at sold out Exchange show

Posted on June 1, 2025 by Scott Hammond

Surrounding Newcastle-born singer-songwriter Andrew Cushin is a rather unique and conflicting aura of vibrant youth and a deference to all that is vintage. This is certainly reflected amidst tonight’s sold out audience; within the stark intimacy of the 250 capacity… Continue Reading →

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Review: The Flaming Lips’ visual bonanza at sold out Beacon Show (5/5/25)

Posted on May 7, 2025 by Scott Hammond

(Photo by George Salisbury) If one weren’t already familiar with the band’s usual stagecraft, the signals are immediate in regard to the visual spectacular to be imminently offered up by The Flaming Lips; a sign outside the hall details ‘Special… Continue Reading →

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Review: Manic Street Preachers delight with songs old and new at sold out Beacon (26/4/25)

Posted on April 28, 2025 by Scott Hammond

Thirty three years after the release of their debut record, tonight finds us just two months in from the release of the Welsh rock group’s fifteenth studio album Critical Thinking. While we’re going all the way back to 1992 for… Continue Reading →

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Review: Erotic Secrets of Pompeii excel in homecoming at The Exchange

Posted on April 26, 2025 by Scott Hammond

(Photo by Dave Sausins) Sporting a black, rhinestone old school military jacket, eyes doused in kohl, and wearing thick black lipstick, frontman Thomas Hawtin appears something akin to a gothic Sgt Pepper. Considering their ingeniously off-kilter name and self-description as… Continue Reading →

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Snapped Ankles provide antidote to hard times at The Lantern (20/3/25)

Posted on March 22, 2025 by Scott Hammond

The name of rave-infused, electro-punk oddballs Snapped Ankles’ upcoming album offers up an appealingly straightforward recourse for regular folk in a time of crisis. Tonight’s show arrives eight days before the release of the London-based group’s Hard Times Furious Dancing.… Continue Reading →

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