Warehouse Project Presents: The Prodigy @ Depot Mayfield review – a night of war cries and warrior dances from rave electronica pioneers
Featured image and gallery: Kaitlyn Brockley The rumble of trains passing through Piccadilly station, the…
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Fat Dog / Silverwingkiller / Truthpaste @ Band On The Wall review – uncontested proof that you can teach young dogs new tricks
In the height of lockdowns, Joe Love and Johnny ‘Doghead’ Hutch, along with a few…
Pop Culture Digest: September 2024 – a run-down of pop culture media and moments you may have missed
In a month where the leaves have started to turn, we lost national treasure Dame…
The Breeders @ Manchester Albert Hall review – a divine night of live music
It’s the hottest day of 2024 in the UK so far, with beer gardens bursting at the seams in true British fashion. For some in Manchester, however, their evening is to be spent with none other than The Breeders. Formed by Pixies bassist Kim Deal and her sister Kelley in 1990, they’re now accompanied by drummer Jim Macpherson and British-born bassist Josephine Wiggs.
The Maine @ New Century Hall review – A ‘sweet sixteen’ celebration of Arizona greats
To celebrate 16 years of their music, The Maine take the road for a limited number of…
Album review: Seagoth – How to Stay Wide Awake
Featured image: Seagoth “This album is dedicated to all of the people who can’t take…
How music shaped last year’s stand-out cinema
It’s been just over one month since the Oscars marked the end of another awards season. Musical performances from all the artists nominated for this year’s ‘Best Original Song’ were interspersed throughout the show, including a moment of virality from a pink-clad Ryan Gosling and his vanguard of 65 Kens. From original scores to compilation soundtracks, 2023 saw the true matrimony of sound and vision. Here are a few of the highlights.
Now & Next Tour ft. HotWax / Aziya / Duvet @ Deaf Institute review – DIY tour delivers a trilogy of formidable new talent
Featured image: Jennifer Grace UK-based music magazine DIY introduced their Now & Next Tour last…
Cassyette @ Manchester Academy 2 review – The glorious galvanization of female nu-metal
This promises to be an audacious affair. From supporting the likes of My Chemical Romance, Bring Me the Horizon and Sum 41, to recently gracing the front cover of Kerrang, Essex-born Cassyette has been making her punchy presence known amongst the alternative crowd for a while now.