Review: The Kooks @ Castlefield Bowl
By Sarah LanePhotography: Georgina Hurdsfield An undeniably well-received gig. If you can find a ‘Best Of Noughties…
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Warehouse Project 2019 Line-up Revealed
It’s that time of year again: Warehouse Project have announced the line-up for their 2019 events in…
Hello Cosmos: Psychedelic Post-Punk for an Interstellar Frontier
By Daniel Broadley Who said punk is dead? People have been repeating the mantra since 1978, but…
Album Review: DMA’S- MTV Unplugged Live LP
This album is a special live compilation from DMA‘s previous hit albums ‘For Now‘ and ‘Hills End’,…
BBC Music Introducing Line-Up Announced for Leeds Fest
By Georgina HurdsfieldPhotos provided by Leeds Festival Since making its debut at Reading & Leeds festival in…
Live Review: Janelle Monàe @ Castlefield Bowl | Manchester International Festival
By Janet LaFontaine Arriving in Manchester after playing one of the most talked-about sets of Glastonbury Festival…
Spotlight On: Baltikk @ Night People
By Camilla Whitfield Photography by Rachael Garvey (@rachaelgarveys) and Andy Darbyshire Having recently been lucky enough to…
Live Review: La Dispute @ Gorilla
Live Review by Georgina Hurdsfield It had been half a decade since La Dispute had graced Mancunian…
Live Review: Nile Marr @ Night and Day
By Bronte Schiltz At the dawn of an uncharacteristically hot Manchester summer, an evening in a bar…
Spotlight On + Interview With Baltikk
By Camilla Whitfield Introducing Baltikk, the latest band planning on topping the indie charts. Formed in October…
Live Review: Dot To Dot 2019
By Camilla WhitfieldPhotography by Abigail Lam Variety is the spice of life, and this is something which…
Review: Slam Dunk 2019
By Callum BakerPhotography by Georgina Hurdsfield This year’s northern edition of Slam Dunk felt notably more festival-like…
Preview: Afterlife – Parklife’s official afterparties announced
By Camilla Whitfield In just over two weeks, hallowed festival ground, Heaton Park, will be welcoming the…
Dot To Dot: The 5 Unmissable Acts You Need To See
The beginning of May was heralded in by Live At Leeds and it is fitting that it shall wave goodbye to May with pinky and index fingers raised, to an equally exciting Metropolitan festival. However, this time we have the pleasure of welcoming it to our backyard on the 24th of May. The festival season may already be in full swing, however, Dot To Dot is one not to be overlooked. It’s set to follow its successful predecessors in full force and judging by the line-up, it easily contains the potential to be the best year yet.
Live Review: Theatre of Hate @ Club Academy
By Brontë Schiltz The last time Theatre of Hate played in Manchester, they were supporting Chameleons Vox…