Review – Allium, The Exchange, July 11th
It’s fair to say we’ve got history with Allium. The gods of the musical cosmos have long conspired to keep us apart, thwarting every attempt […]
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Review – Kurbside Villain at The Exchange, July 11th
Emerging from the fertile ground of Bristol’s ever-evolving music scene, Kurbside Villain are a blistering alternative rock four-piece who cut their teeth during lockdown. They […]
Preview – Slung, Exchange Basement, Friday 23rd May
Slung’s new single ‘Class A Cherry’ takes inspiration from sex work and the power dynamics at play within that profession. The track features on the […]
Review – Candar. The Exchange, May 4th
London Alt-Rock Duo Light Up Bristol and Prove They’re One of 2025’s Must-Watch Acts London-based alternative rock duo Candar are rapidly emerging as one of […]
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’ […]
Almost Monday to play Bristol Exchange next month – 24th March
San Diego indie-pop trio almost monday is riding a wave of momentum with the release of DIVE Deluxe via Hollywood Records. Fueled by their US […]
Review – Gürl, The Exchange, February 20th
The best bands evolve without losing sight of what made them special in the first place. They build on their foundations, expanding their sound while […]
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 Luka State, The Exchange, November 17th
Raw Power, Working-Class Spirit, and the Soundtrack of Frustration Winsford, Cheshire. It’s not a name you’re likely to associate with rock ‘n’ roll, but The […]
Review – China Bears, The Exchange, October 11th
It is 2 pm on a Friday when I find myself at a loose end, unsure of what to do with my evening. I check […]