Fontaines D.C., ‘In The Modern World’ – Single Review ★★★☆☆
Current Opinion It took me a bit of time to get on board with Fontaines D.C., I do not talk […]
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Myles Smith, ‘Wait For You’ – Single Review ★★★★☆
Myles Smith from Luton in the UK has been impressing me a lot over the last few years. I will
Jake Bugg, ‘Keep on Moving’ – Single Review ★★★★☆
It is hard to believe that Jake Bugg is now over the age of 30, given that to me he
The Killers, ‘Bright Lights’ – Single Review ★★★★☆
The Killers are arguably one of the bands who got me into indie music having discovered them back in 2004
Latitude 2024 – Festival Review
Like the expected summertime line-up of activities, Latitude Festival for us is always top of the list as a must-see
Beth McCarthy at Live at Leeds 2024 – Festival Review
It’s been a long time coming for Beth McCarthy. A long way from her teenage appearance on The Voice, she
Courting at Live at Leeds 2024 – Festival Review
After bursting onto the indie-rock scene with the celebrated EP ‘Grand National’, Courting resisted the temptation to rest on their
White Lies at Live at Leeds 2024 – Festival Review
Combining indie-rock and post-punk influences of New Order, Talking Heads and Interpol, the ever-present White Lies maintain a fanatic fan
Mystery Jets at Live at Leeds 2024 – Festival Review
As many did at this time, Mystery Jets arrived in a flash with couple of iconic indie hits in 2008.
The Cribs at Live at Leeds 2024 – Festival Review
The ever popular one day festival Live at Leeds featured bands from Britain’s indie golden era, including The Kooks and
Haircut 100, Cambridge Corn Exchange – Gig Review
Currently on their 40th anniversary for debut album ‘Pelican West’ which was released in 1982, Haircut 100 was a seminal
Cambridge Folk Festival 2023 – Gig Review
The cherished Cambridge Folk Festival, now over 50 years old, is ever-evolving and is continually widening its scope to broaden
Latitude 2023 – Festival Review
Navigating the rain and muddy patches, festival goers at the recent and glorious Latitude Festival soldiered on through initially increasing
Billie Eilish, ‘What Was I Made For?’ – Single Review ★★★★★
I have always been a fan Billie Eilish and it is great to see her unveiling a deeper, introspective side
Candlelight: A Tribute to Taylor Swift at Leeds Minster – Concert Review
Fever For UK fans of Taylor Swift, the wait for the arrival of the Eras tour is painfully ongoing. However,
Two Door Cinema Club at Live at Leeds – Festival Review
Two Door Cinema Club 2022 was a year of ups and downs for Two Door Cinema Club. Following a busy
The Beths at Live at Leeds – Festival Review
The Beths Taking on influence from contemporaries Alvvays and Bully, The Beths have evolved from loveable Kiwi newcomers to the
Youth Sector at Live at Leeds – Festival Review
Youth Sector Described by Clash as ‘a buzzy brand of alt-pop that charms at every turn’, Youth Sector are following
Maximo Park at Live at Leeds – Festival Review
Maximo Park As one of the great survivors from the landfill indie heyday of the 00s, Maximo Park have earned
Miles Kane, ‘Baggio’ – Single Review ★★★★☆
‘Baggio’ by Miles Kane – Single Rating: 4/5 ★★★★☆ Miles Kane has been mainstay on the guitar based indie scene for nearly