Review – Spyres, The Lanes, April 12th
This Glasgow-based band popped up on a recommended artist list a week or so before realising that they would be headed way down south to […]
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Review – Brooke Combe, Thekla, 9th April
We first encountered Brooke Combe at The Louisiana back in 2022—a raw, magnetic talent who left little doubt that Scotland was nurturing its next great […]
Review – Amplifier, The Louisiana, April 5th
Psychedelic, progressive, alternative rock with a sprinkling of ethereal soundscapes. Now please do tell me what else you want to hear on a Saturday night. […]
Review – Jools, The Exchange, April 4th
Jools: The Voice of Modern UK Punk Steps Into the Spotlight with Violent Delights Origin stories in punk often come tangled in chaos, and Jools’ […]
Review – Primal Scream, Bristol Beacon, 31st March
“Today on this program you will hear gospel, and rhythm and blues, and jazz. All those are just labels. We know that music is music […]
Review – Skunk Anansie, Bristol Beacon, 1st of April
In an industry where the terms “icon” and “legend” are casually tossed around, few acts genuinely embody the weight of those words. Skunk Anansie are […]
Review – EEVAH, The Louisiana, March 29th
The Alt-Indie Trio Redefining Connection and Chemistry Emerging from Halifax, West Yorkshire, EEVAH has quickly carved out a reputation for their anthemic sound, impassioned live […]
Review – Ritual Union 2025 at SWX, Strange brew and Rough Trade
Bristol’s finest multi-venue festival returned to the city for the fourth year. Its inaugural event – originally planned for 2020 – was plagued by pandemic […]
Review – Bloodywood, Bristol O2 Academy, March 26th
If ever there was a night that proved music transcends borders, this was it. India’s premier metal export, Bloodywood, stormed into Bristol’s O2 Academy on […]
Review – Zeal & Ardor, Marble Factory, 19th March
Come on now. What better way is there to celebrate hump day, than popping on your favourite black band t-shirt and your tight black jeans […]