Indietracks is something special. In just over a decade the grounds of the quaint Midland Railway Museum, nestled on the...
When I reviewed (very favourably) Aurora’s debut album ‘All My Demons Greeting Me As A Friend’ in March 2016 I...
If there’s one venue fully equipped for aiding the mass pogoing that the Jarman brothers of The Cribs incite, it’s...
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Manchester offered up its traditional welcome of rainfall for the gathering of some significant blasts from the past. It was...
In front of an intimately sized (and privileged) crowd, the increasingly popular Mumford & Sons played a one off show...
Stella Donnelly is one of the most entertaining people I’ve seen on a stage. At a time when – and...
People are sporting paper party hats in the Moth Club as they sip from plastic cups in its brown leather...
With previous line-ups which have included the likes of Mazes, Cheatahs and TOY, it is obvious that Sailor Jerry are...
Their nonchalance and lack of even the slightest hint of intellectual pretence have not endeared them to many older critics....
With a name like Dre Babinski, she could be a Bond girl. “Ah, Doctor Babinski, how nice to see you...
Mama Roux is a new name on the already generously catered for Digbeth gig circuit. Hanging baskets and Mediterranean building fronts decorating...
“The ghosts of my life,” sang Japan frontman David Sylvian sometime back in the 80s, “blow wilder than before.” Witnessing...
After hearing about a number of great gigs taking place here, I finally get to visit Bristol’s Trinity Centre, a...
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