Rating: For many, The Cribs are the definitive indie band of the past 10 years and with performances like this, it’s not hard to see why. There was definitely a sense of anticipation in the air amongst the people that…
Rating: Seeing Snoop Dogg live was a bit of a surreal experience, but it definitely happened and he didn’t disappoint that much. Arriving on stage almost half an hour late when hurricane Bertha was picking up didn’t go down too…
Rating: You’d expect the headliner for the first day of a festival to kick things off big-style and to set the tone for the rest of the weekend; Chase & Status did exactly that with their hit-filled, bass-heavy set on…
When: 6th-10th August Where: Fistral Beach and Watergate Bay, Newquay If you’re looking for an affordable, eclectic, beach-side festival with a load of variety then look no further than Boardmasters. This festival has only been getting bigger over the years…
Rating: The Raveonettes went all Beyoncė on us with their seventh studio album Pe’Ahi, offering no hint as to when it would be released, and gave the world an acceptable surprise in the form of a scuzzy, surf-rock album that…
The Horrors have, so far, managed to completely transform their sound from album to album, starting off with the haunted-house garage rock of 2007’s ‘Strange House’ to the smoother neo-psychedelic sound of 2011’s ‘Skying’ with the harsher and darker shoegaze album ‘Primary Colours’ from…
Mac DeMarco has made the same old “jizz jazz” present in his 2012 album 2 and first EP Rock and Roll Night Club but in Salad Days, he has refined his sound even further while adding a few twists (Note…