A lot has happened since 2014; topically, typically and technologically. It’s a different world since Ben Howard’s last studio album. I Forget Where We Were summarised the ideologies of many of his youthful fanbase. The subsequent arena tour, and his top…
Following their previous track ‘Rose Bud’, South London band Artbreak are back with yet another infectiously funky indie number, ‘My Sweetheart, The Drunk’. A blend of earthy, attention-grabbing vocals and funky pop guitar riffs commence the track, before the simplistic…
Rating: Michael Kiwanuka is back with his second album, Love & Hate. Similarly to the title, the tracks address significantly important issues; despite positivity running throughout. ‘Cold Little Heart’ reflects the meaning of the album, starting with thrilling guitar work along…
Since Logan Sama relinquished his spot as the go to guy for Grime at KISS no one has really filled the void that was left and taken the reigns until now. After announcing a new weekly show on Sundays at…
As part of the new Gigslutz series “A First Date with…” we sat down with the London based four piece Little Grim, ahead of there London show at The Macbeth, to talk new music, lyrical influences and just to have…
Rating: LOCO, London’s premium comedy film festival is back for its 5th year and looks set to be the biggest yet, packed with premieres, director Q&As and unique events. For the first time, the festival is programmed over twelve days,…
Name: Born & Bred Where: Haggerston Park, Hackney, London When: Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th June 2016 Headliners: ILOVEMAKONNEN, Wiley + Slimzee, Azealia Banks, Novelist Also Featuring: Lady Leshurr, Bugzy Malone, P Money, Ray BLK, Ghetts, Newham Generals, So Solid…
Few artists could create such silence by doing so little in a space so grand. As the lights fade to black inside the Royal Albert Hall, Lianne La Havas – armed with a guitar, in a floor length dress, looking…
Naropa are a new, passion-filled, band from New Cross, London. Consisting of band members Josh, George, Sam, Rose and Francis, their two tracks ‘1952’ and ‘Fame’ show evident future potential. Distorted guitars open ‘1952’, with the vocals enhancing our first impressions….
Mesmeric, hypnotic and alluring are just three of the many adjectives that could be used to describe Kelela’s performance at her ‘Converse Rubber Tracks Live’ show in London. Oxford Street venue 100 Club was heaving with gig-goers eager to catch…