Live fast die young and get yourself to Bestival in 2018 to see M.I.A, Bicep and UK Exclusive festival headliners, London Grammar tear up Dorset. Dubbed “the most colourful show on earth” Bestival returns with a diverse bill guaranteed to…
New Year, New You, New Music! It’s still cold outside, but now we’ve polished off the leftover turkey and thrown away the uneaten chocolate liqueurs, we can focus on the important stuff in 2017; music, music, and more music. Here’s…
Rating: The Boy Who Cried Wolf is the debut EP from up-and-coming Leicester two-piece Demons Of Ruby Mae. Jonny Gavin and Adam Rowley have put together five haunting tracks that evoke complex emotional reactions in a subtle, minimalist way. This approach…
Rating: By name and by nature, Bestival has become one of the UK’s most loved festivals, and closed 2014’s season in its now renowned style, where castaways and natives joined forces to create the ultimate desert island disco. With huge…
Festivals belong in fields, or so I once thought. “Just 20,000 people standing in a field” sang Jarvis sardonically – written, mind, before Pulp’s seminal Glastonbury performance in 1995. All you need to accurately recreate the typical festival experience is…
Hanna Reid, Dan Rothman and Dot Major, that is London Grammar, are going to take their debut album “If You Wait” all around the UK at the end of this month. Released on September 9th 2013, “If You Wait” debuted…
Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few months, you’ll have heard of London Grammar. You’ll have seen their name on the festival bills, and (if the 1,000,000+ hits on YouTube are to be believed) you’ll probably…
In case you haven’t noticed, electronic and dance music in this country is in rude health and as ever London is the melting pot for a new generation of acts making some of the most exciting music around, among them…