Dylan Stewart, Journalist

Holy Fire is ambitious, but it’s almost impossible to fault.

If you’re planning a trip to Canada, put down the Lonely Planet. The only item you’ll need guiding you is Reckon.

If tonight’s set wasn’t on a school night, it would be one for the ages. As it is, this double bill is still one to remember, and a reminder that Tuesdays can be fun too.

Unlike many of his contemporaries, Menace has created an album that could easily – and brilliantly – come together live on stage with a full band.

This is the stuff of majestic escape.

There’s no secret that Pope Innocent X deserves all the accolades it receives.

And while we wait patiently for new Death Cab and Postal Service records and shows, Former Lives is a fine way to pine away the time.

They take to the stage ten minutes late, but within seconds of launching into Mr Brightside there is not a person in the crowd that isn’t in raptures over The Killers.

Expecting Company is an unexpected treat. Full of amazing collaborations, it proves that Henry Wagons still loves to keep us guessing.