Reviews

With his song 'Games for Days' being featured on Skins, Paul Banks is set to release another solo EP, Julian Plenti Lives.

Thankfully he returns to the stage and the mic for a heartstopping and clearly much-anticipated encore of Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game. With rest, studio time and greater stardom now beckoning him after three years of constant touring, it has been a pleasure to spend this intimate evening with James Vincent McMorrow. And his beard

Unrivalled and fresh, Last Dinosaurs leave behind a sweaty and exalted crowd who opt not to surrender to the streets, but instead to linger in awe.

He goes on to admit that he is “not wearing any underpants”, wants to scratch Kim Kardashian behind the ear because she looks like a cat, points out his in-attendance stalker and happily says the upcoming Sebadoh and Dinosaur Jr recordings are “going well”.

Although BCK’s members stay relatively fixed to the spot throughout their set, the crowd resemble lunatics who have escaped the asylum – there’s flying elbows, boots and beers. The whole venue’s a mosh pit and the three little punk rockers onstage are loving it.