With an England game on the mood at Brum’s easy-going hipster hangout was pally and vibrant. Armed with Peroni we descended into the bowels of the bar for CIRCLES‘ sold out gig with The Assist and The Scribers. Paul, Greg…
Rock n’ roll is not just known for its music but also the outrageous rock star lifestyle and the characters of its purveyors. Whether those characters are narcissistic, megalomaniacal, booze-ridden or drug-addled just adds to the value, mileage and ultimately…
Norwegian maestro of electronica Ralph Myerz is back with his third album. If you’re not aware of him but the music sounds familiar it could be that you heard it stealing cars & running people over. Myerz’s track “The Teacher”…
With precious little social media engagement, how do we know who the hell Trampolene are? And why is it so bloody hard to ascertain if discovering them is worth the investigation? Are they named after Julian Cope’s song, Tinie Tempah’s…
Over the past few years Ryan Keen has toured extensively around the UK building up his fan base and he’s landed himself firmly amongst the best of Britain’s fresh talent including Tom Odell, Delilah, and his pals Newton Faulkner and…
Following the release of their debut single and the completion of their first UK headline tour, The Greeting Committee – now signed to Newcastle’s Push Puzzle Records – deliver their new EP ‘Island’. This six-some from Newcastle deliver a raucous…
Located in the Northern Quarter of the City lies the unassuming bar Night & Day. Its ‘in the round’ stage (I use the term loosely because it’s only open on two sides) is perfect for intimate gigs whether they are…
After a temporary rift (3 years is short compared to a Gallagher bust-up) the familial Followill clan are back with their sixth album “Mechanical Bull”. It’s a return to Kings of Leon form with lashings of Country Rock, gutsy ballads,…