Review – Trashed, The Lanes, February 8th
Trashed: Emo Punk’s Unrelenting Force There’s a certain kind of nostalgia that kicks in the moment Trashed strike their first chord. The Bristol trio channel […]
Review – The Makings, Full Moon & Attic Bar, 7th February
The Makings: A Masterclass in Live Performance It’s rare to attend a gig that leaves you exhilarated, uplifted, and completely spellbound—but The Makings’ Friday night […]
Review – Skarlett Riot, The Exchange, 2nd February
Northern melodic metal titans Skarlett Riot stormed into Bristol’s Exchange on Sunday night, marking the halfway point of their UK tour in support of their […]
Review – Phoenix Lake, The Exchange, February 2nd
Since their formation in 2018, Nottingham’s Phoenix Lake has been carving out a formidable presence in the UK’s melodic metal scene. Led by the commanding […]
Review – The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Marble Factory, February 2nd
The Brian Jonestown Massacre, a band whose legacy is deeply embedded in rock history, has always been a paradox. Their rise to fame—fueled by a […]
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 […]
Album Review – VUKOVI – MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN: A Bold, Emotional Masterpiece
With their fourth studio album, MY GOD HAS GOT A GUN, VUKOVI solidifies their reputation as a fearless and innovative force in alternative rock. The Scottish […]
Preview – 2025 just might be the year of the SQUID! New single, new album, new tour and a headline stop at The Bristol Beacon
Forthcoming new album Cowards Out 7 February via WARP Records English art-rock quintet Squid’s new album Cowards, out 7th February 2025 via Warp Records, is about evil. Nine […]
‘Forbidden Feelingz’ and unforgettable vibes await at Ashton Court as Love Saves The Day 2025 marks the start of Bristol’s festival season
Bristol’s biggest music festival unveils its 2025 lineup, with Overmono & Nia Archives set to headline the Saturday & Sunday respectively with closing main stage […]