Featured image and gallery by Georgina Hurdsfield Now that Suede have more records released following the turn of the century than before it, it’s disingenuous to lump in them in with other still touring 90s contemporaries and make any accusations along the lines of nostalgia baiting avarice/age related decline. Indeed, while nobody goes to a…
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield Enter Shikari have not only been championing the rock music scene for the past 14 years, but they’ve been shouting about the energy and climate crisis, and rallying in support of scientists. The British rock band have never shied away from channelling their criticism of the devastating impact of capitalism and…
Featured image and gallery: Georgina Hurdsfield After a long-awaited return (four whole years), Loyle Carner was finally back in Manchester on Saturday night, bringing his latest album Hugo to Manchester’s Victoria Warehouse. Selling out the 3,500 capacity venue, it was Manchester’s first chance to hear his new music live. With the stage almost having a…
Featured image and gallery: Georgina Hurdsfield Californian trio Wallows brought 90s inspired indie-rock to Manchester Academy on Wednesday night. The 2,600 capacity venue was packed as fans eagerly awaited the arrival of Dylan Minnette, Braeden Lemasters, and Cole Preston. With their latest release ‘Tell Me That It’s Over’ rising to success last year and bringing…
One of the biggest iconic nights in Manchester, The Warehouse Project, gave us a taste of the UK’s rising rap artists on Friday, with Central Cee making his Warehouse Project debut headlining the sold-out event.
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