Review – Baroness & Graveyard, Marble Factory, November 20th
On a freezing cold night here in Bristol, we find ourselves once again in the beautiful industrial surroundings of the wonderful Marble Factory. Arriving early […]
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Review – Sprints, Marble Factory, November 12th
Sprints are an Irish-born post-punk powerhouse of a band, emerging on the scene in 2019 and releasing their debut single in 2020. Since then, their […]
Review – Chelsea Wolfe, Marble Factory, November 2nd
Touring her most recent album and coincidentally one of my personal top three albums of the year, She Reaches Out to She Reaches Out to […]
Review – Talib Kweli, Marble Factory, 1st November.
On 1st November 2024, Brooklyn native Talib Kweli performed at Bristol’s Marble Factory. Most of the gig goers in the crowd appeared to be 80s/90s […]
Review – EMF, Marble Factory, October 27th
Every generation has its soundtrack—the bands that capture the highs, heartbreaks, and euphoria of youth. For me, Schubert Dip by EMF is one of those defining records, […]
Review – Bob Vylan, Marble Factory, October 25th
Bob Vylan doesn’t need press approval, which is just as well—there’s freedom in knowing their creative integrity won’t bend to anyone’s expectations. Last night’s sold-out […]
Review – Fu Manchu, Marble Factory, October 22nd
Sometimes you just know you’re in the presence of legends. Tuesday night at Bristol’s Marble Factory was one of those rare moments—a night where the […]
Review – One Night In Nashville ft Maria Jordan, The Marble Factory, 20th October.
Just a month ago, I was on the buzzing sidewalks of Broadway, Nashville—the heart and soul of country music. Picture it: every honky-tonk with its […]
Review – Jet, Marble Factory, October 11th
Last Friday at the Marble Factory in Bristol, Jet took to the stage to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their landmark debut album *Get Born*. […]
Review – Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Marble Factory, 2nd October
The clock strikes 9 p.m., and the lights dim inside the sold-out Marble Factory. The silence that follows, created by possibly the most respectful and […]