Rating: Wrenne left behind her Mormon upbringing in the United States to find a new life in the UK’s capital, and this exciting (and equally terrifying) element of exploration is reflected on her uplifting debut EP, London. If electronic, female-led pop…
Jonathan is the co-founder and programmer for the LOCO London Comedy Film Festival. He dropped by the office to chat to Niki Alexandrou about the festival, comedy films and how to get your submissions in for the 2016 LOCO festival….
London’s post-grunge band Storms have been stirring things up with an extending live reputation since their formation in 2013, but they’ve certainly taken 2015 as their year to be reckoned with. With a colossal set at the Isle Of Wight…
The 23rd Annual Raindance Film Festival opened this week with the world premiere of American spy thriller Newcomer, starring BIFA winner James Floyd (My Brother The Devil) and Anthony LaPaglia, winner of a Golden Globe for his role in Without…
The ninth instalment of the Summer Series shows at Somerset House took place on Friday, with a stunning R&B line up of Zak Abel, Raleigh Ritchie and a breath-taking headliner from hotly tipped “one to watch” Kwabs. Wowing crowds with an…
We live in a time where new bands gage buzz worthy credentials through a glittering social network presence and brand attention, sometimes even before writing one original guitar riff. London based four-piece Hidden Charms are no different, already attracting the…
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…
Manchester’s The Tapestry have been feted by a number of musical luminaries including Liam Gallagher and Gaz Coombes and are co-headlining the inaugural ‘Gigslutz Presents…’ night on Saturday 18th July at the New Cross Inn, London. We caught up with Liam, Katy…
Following the release of new album ‘Where The Wild Things Are’, Swedish psychedelic pop duo Death & Vanilla took to the stage at both London’s Rough Trade and Birthdays, on Friday, for two very special shows. Previewing their stunning tapestry…
“Our band name relates to people not being in control of their day to day lives. Slaves was our way of getting off the paths we didn’t want to walk down anymore. The music we make is motivational and aimed at…