Review – Dinosaur Pile Up, Electric, 6th September
It’s been a rough few years for Dinosaur Pile-Up (and that’s putting it lightly), but Saturday’s show at Electric was no pity party. After frontman […]
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Review – Siren Festival Friday ft headliners Bloc Party, 25th July
Bristol’s harbourside was well and truly alive over the weekend as the Amphitheatre transformed for the annual Siren Festival. The site buzzed with energy, independent […]
Review – Make Them Suffer at Electric Bristol
An uncharacteristically sweaty Friday night was about to get even hotter, thanks to the arrival of one of Australia’s finest metalcore exports. Bringing not just […]
Review – Vukovi, SWX Bristol, 6th March
VUKOVI are having quite the whirlwind year. It’s only March, yet they’ve already released their fourth album, ‘My God Has Got a Gun’, and completed […]
Review – New Years Day, The Thekla, January 27th
New Years Day have been around for quite some time—twenty years this year, to be exact. But if you weren’t aware of this and were […]
Review – Conquer Divide, The Thekla, January 27th
There are few greater joys than going into a show unfamiliar with a support band and leaving with a new addition to your regular listening […]
Review – Mallory Knox, Bristol O2 Academy, October 15th
After two cracking support sets from Gürl and Call Me Amor, the excitement for headliners Mallory Knox at the O2 Academy was palpable. Despite it […]
Review – Call Me Amour, Bristol O2 Academy, 15th October
Following a blistering performance from Gürl that left the O2 Academy buzzing for more, Call Me Amour took to the stage with a mix of […]
Review – Twin Tribes, Dareshack, Bristol, August 28th
Hailing from Brownsville, Texas, Twin Tribes have quickly established themselves as a formidable force in the darkwave scene. Known for their brooding, atmospheric soundscapes, the […]
Review – Mouth Culture, The Lanes, Bristol, March 15th
Since their inception in 2019, Leicester lads Mouth Culture have been steadily carving out a path to success for themselves in the British rock scene. […]