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Reviews / Live
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Guitar Wolf, Drunk Mums, Gentlemen, Face Face
They sit down on the footpath behind a parked car to hack, cough, sweat and high five one another. And it’s a fittingly awesome finale to a goddamned awesome show.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Chemist, Kucka, Shy Panther, The Weapon is Sound
We’re going to miss you, The Chemist!
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Muse, Birds Of Tokyo
The pomposity of recent albums may have alienated many, but the OTT spectacle allowed for an irresistible reconnection.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: British India, Unbroken Expanse
There’s no way they’ll be forgotten during their time off touring.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Bitch Prefect, Cured Pink, Primitive Motion
Bitch Prefect have provided the ultimate party vibe with their set tonight; may they return soon.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Day Ravies, Naked Maja, Nite Fields, Barbiturates
s the band for backing synth, and the sound is amplified to the point where they should have the man in the band, and it’s a shame he only stuck around for a few tracks. However, when the soothing summertime sounds of I Don’t Mind kick in he’s quickly forgotten, with the track’s peaks being aided by a mean fuzzed-out guitar with a well-constructed tone behind it.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Leonard Cohen
If we ever get the opportunity again, you simply must spend an evening with Leonard Cohen.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Tumbleweed, The Meanies, Seedy Jeezus, The Electric Guitars
Welcome back boys.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Patrick James, The Starry Field, The Phoncurves
The song disappointingly ends just as we glimpse a new, grittier colour creeping into the set, but the crowd don’t mind and we are treated to an encore from one the country’s finest new songwriters.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Bamboos, Oxblvd
The Bamboos put on a fantastic show, proving perhaps on this tour that they are a stand-out act all on their own, not just a great house band with two extraordinary vocalists.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Closure in Moscow, ALl The Colours, Lunatics On Pogosticks, Suns of Cascadia
All The Colours and Closure In Moscow are doing their best to convert punters to what de Cinque calls the Church of the Technochrist, and we support them on their mission. Amen.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Tiger & Me, Bearded Gyspy Band
This cosy venue is a perfect choice for the homegrown bands and their intimate, genre-defying styles that lure audiences into far-flung journeys.
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