What: All Points East Festival Where: Victoria Park, London When: 24th May – 2nd June 2019 Who: Headliners: The Chemical Brothers, The Strokes, Christine & The Queens, Bring Me The Horizon, Mumford & Sons, Bon Iver. Other acts: HEALTH, Idles,…
London is lurking with new artists, enlightening the industry with a fresh, offbeat sonic twist. The mass of indie bands, saluting the age-old lectures of teenage angst are still present and setting the pace, but flashes of something new are…
A sold out Parklife Weekender drew crowds from all around the UK as the hottest acts in dance and indie fled to Manchester’s Heaton Park. With arguably one of the best line-ups this summer has to offer, festival-goers expected to…
South London 6-piece Fat White Family venture out of their natural habitat to push every single boundary whilst airing out their latest album, Songs For Our Mothers. Saul blinks into the light, looking as scuzzy and lost as ever, as…
Rating: Fat White Family have returned with their second album, Songs For Our Mothers. A mix of psychedelic and hauntingly chilling tones follow through the entirety of the band’s new LP. ‘Whitest Boy On The Beach’ is the first track,…
Friday promised to be a busy day at Watergate Bay with a jam-packed schedule with some brutal clashes, including the one between masters of filth rock Fat White Family and dance legends Faithless. After becoming the first band to be…
Since its beginnings back in 1998, Truck Festival has always kept itself on top of the ever-growing list of small festivals. Tucked away on Hill Farm in Steventon, Oxfordshire, this year saw a sell-out as music fans came to enjoy…
As a Sheffielder, I figure the best way to harangue you into coming to Tramlines is to be your local guide. Here’s how to do Tramlines, broken down into easily digestible tips and handy numbers. Come escape to the city….
Suede 90’s Britpop legends Suede took to a packed out John Peel stage on the Saturday night at Worthy Farm, to give Glastonbury its daily dose of glam. Brett Anderson and co kicked off a well deserved headline slot with…
Despite it’s somewhat unappealing nature – small, sweaty and very basic – there’s an undeniable charm to Nambucca. As the starting point for many great bands, it’s got a fantastic history, it’s never short of interesting characters and, as I…