Unfortunately the wonderful world of London transport conspired to ensure that I missed the entirety of Doctor Fonda’s set. I’d […]
Apparitions of American 80s glam metal are now beginning to stalk one British musician after another. The trend of illustrating […]
Flies aren’t spies from Hell. My money’s on wasps, or those midges you get in the Scottish Highlands; pick a […]
Whether you’re a metal fan or simply want to see a band that show that they really love what they’re […]
Supporting Crash My Model Car in the stately Bastille Tavern, Endor made a pretty good attempt at stealing the night […]
The Patchworks night at MacNasty’s II in Twickenham used to be a bit of an institution known for giving unsigned […]
Kicking off the second Petty Vendetta night at the same time as the World Cup battle between Portugal and Holland […]
Glasgow South-siders Exit Pilot were first on the bill for a strong Saturday night line up. The crowd was slightly […]
Sometimes interesting things just fall into your lap, and Digital Soup was one of those things: Thames Valley University’s degree […]
How many guitarists does it take to make a band? Well five if your name’s Kobai and you believe rock […]
For a band on their last warning at this venue you’d think that Mach Schau would tone down their usual […]
The George Venue in Andover was absolutely buzzing in preparation for the grand final of ‘Band Wars’, a local battle […]
As I walked through the VIP campsite at 1pm, the sight of pale, cross-eyed humans shuffling between the tents made […]
It would have definitely suited Red Star Rebels best to support Stephen Pearcy at the Garage on April 13. But […]
For a while now Three Day Benda have been plugging tonight’s album launch party to me, but they need not […]
Due to my recent habit of being fashionably late for gigs, I unfortunately missed the usual frenzied fracas of queuing […]
The first guitar I hear today belongs to Director, a timid looking bunch of lads from Dublin. As soon as […]
There were few bands as consistent and heroic as Shed Seven. Surviving shoe-gaze, britpop and finally bowing out with a […]
Having sat on the cold stone steps of Southampton Guildhall for some 15 minutes while waiting for my mate to […]
2005’s ‘The Great Destroyer’ was a pivotal album for Low. It was a cue for the band to perform with […]
It really must be something in the water, for time and memorial the north of England has consistently produced some […]
Pitching up at the request of Kyoto I rush into The Joiners hoping and praying that I haven’t missed their […]
Having never heard any of the bands on tonight’s bill I approach with a certain level of self-induced optimism. My […]
Headlining one of the seemingly infinite singer/songwriter nights that have cropped up in Glasgow of late, Acoustic Love Experience bounded […]