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
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
Photos by www.willfahy.co.uk – click here to view more photos from this gig. Review by Kevin McGough – Ragged, dazzling, and gloriously unique, East India Youth (aka William Doyle) is a one man whirlwind of beats, melody and dark soundscapes who,… Continue Reading
Cast and crew of ‘The Hunted’. Left to right: Will Fahy, Arran Dutton, Sophie Goddard-Jones, Louise Ennever, Robert Prince, Hollie Hayton and James Barber. Photo by www.willfahy.co.uk The Awkward Conversations We Have is a series of five self-contained short films… Continue Reading
Poor Michael – Supporting Twelve Clay Feet at Louisiana, Bristol – Photo by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) When the number of staff at a gig are more plentiful than members of the audience it’s easy to assume that the portents are… Continue Reading
Since forming in 2010, Yellowire have had substantial successes performing at the Isle of Wight Festival, Germany’s Rock AM Ring, Hard Rock Calling in Hyde Park (supporting the Rolling Stones no less), Latitude festival, Reading and Leeds festival and have recently released their ‘Draw… 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
San Cisco performing at Thekla. Photo by www.willfahy.co.uk Review by Kevin McGough – San Cisco have come to save indie-pop, and they want to put a smile on your face while they’re doing it. With their irresistibly catchy choruses, imaginative… Continue Reading