12 December 2014 Some gigs are consistently good throughout, some are consistently bad, and some leave you baffled, serving you the equivalent of a chicken and slug salad. Parts of it are absolutely delicious, but then other parts make you… Continue Reading
Slovenian DJ Gramatik is bringing his funk/hip-hop/electro-swing party to Bristol’s Thekla on Friday, so we couldn’t resist asking him some questions about his show. Welcome to the UK! Are you looking forward to your gig in Bristol? I’m happy to… Continue Reading
5 December 2014 For the third time in 14 months The Fix had the name Catfish and the Bottlemen on its list of monthly gig reviews in Bristol and thus our previous experience of their performances at Louisiana in October… Continue Reading
Fujiya & Miyagi, neither Japanese nor a duo, are one of those bands that perhaps deserve a little more attention than they receive. The Brighton four-piece have been making consistently catchy, foot-tapping rock-pop for 14 years and five albums, the… Continue Reading
“I’m in a Pirate mood” explains Matt Goud (aka Northcote) as he takes the mic to “debut these songs on the water“. Born and raised in the small-town of Saskatchewan in Canada, Goud has made it, along with his guitarist Stephen,… Continue Reading
Photos by Will Fahy (www.willfahy.co.uk) Review by Kevin McGough – Young, loud and proud, Chicago natives The Orwells bring their rage fuelled mix of alt-indie punk and chaos to Bristol for the first time and the Thekla may have never… 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