I wonder if anyone actually knows the exact number of gigs that Mark E Smith and The Fall have performed...
When a legendary band reforms, it’s often a case of just touring the old hits. Coming back with new material...
REVIEW By John Millington “If they give us an inch, then we will be down on them like dogs.” Union...
What a night. The NME Awards Tour 2013 rolled into Bristol to treat us West Country folk to two of...
‘Wonderful, Glorious’ is the first Eels record since the slightly underwhelming trilogy of albums from 2010, and I was hoping...
It’s not often that you get to see a double bill quite like this. Two legendary bands touring the UK...
It’s not often that I get to welcome back an artist who is often regarded as the greatest who has...
A few years ago it was The Vaccines. Last year it was supposedly Tribes. But in 2013 it’s Palma Violets...
Thought Forms consists of guitarists (and occasional vocalists) Deej Dhariwal and Charlie Romijn, plus drummer Guy Metcalfe. They don’t need...
Ocean Colour Scene. The critics hate them and nobody seems to know why. When people dismiss this band, they’ll say...
Understated is an apt title for an album by a man like Edwyn Collins, for his influence is exactly that....
Your memory’s perception of music is a funny thing; we can all get carried away with big statements when we...
After hearing about a number of great gigs taking place here, I finally get to visit Bristol’s Trinity Centre, a...
After announcing the end of Babybird last year, cult hero Stephen Jones became Black Reindeer. The first two albums from...
‘Anna’, the third full length from The Courteeners features some impressive indie pop. Problem is, all the good stuff seems...
