The Night review | Saint Etienne soundtrack the quiet hours
Rain, distant whispers, and soft melodies define Saint Etienne’s The Night, a soothing album that lingers long after it ends.
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From Zero review | From old foundations spring bright new beginnings for Linkin Park
Linkin Park re-emerge with From Zero, their eighth studio album, embracing past and future with new vocal powerhouse Emily Armstrong and anthems for their 2025 tour.
Amyl and the Sniffers live review | These Aussies are bringing punk BACK
If you missed Amyl and the Sniffers in Birmingham last night, you missed a wild one. The Aussie four-piece slammed into the stage like a shot of...
Songs Of A Lost World review | A challenging but incredibly rewarding trip with The Cure
Robert Smith and The Cure return with Songs of a Lost World, a deeply moving record that immerses listeners in timeless themes of love, loss, and defiance.
The Libertines live in Liverpool review | Doherty and Barât are still on top with raucous sold-out show
The Libertines wow a sold-out Liverpool crowd with a setlist mixing fan favourites and new tracks from All Quiet on the Eastern Esplanade.
SABLE review | Bon Iver's fear, regret, and the silence in between
On SABLE, Justin Vernon crafts an intimate portrait of vulnerability and redemption through Bon Iver’s signature minimalist style.
3AM (La La La) review | Confidence Man keep the party alive
3AM (La La La) is Confidence Man’s invitation to a hypercharged rave world. Find out why the Aussie band is still the life of the party in our review.
Wunderhorse at Brixton O2 Academy review | Explosive energy from a band worth the hype
Following their recent album Midas, Wunderhorse gave a gripping rock n’ roll performance at Brixton’s O2 Academy. Read our review.
Smitten review | Pale Waves embrace dreamy nostalgia in a sweet but shallow ode to first love.
Smitten by Pale Waves has a charming, nostalgic vibe, but its lyrical immaturity holds it back from being truly standout.
Kiasmos at Troxy review | Icelandic-Faroese duo spellbind in meditative masterclass
Ólafur Arnalds and Janus Rasmussen’s beatific side-project enamours East London with a meditative midweek rave.
In Waves review | Jamie xx boldly returns with dancefloor finesse
In Waves is an immersive experience, fusing house, garage, and experimental sounds in Jamie xx's most personal work yet.
Jazz Cafe Festival 2024: Camden’s iconic venue ends summer on a high note with global beats.
Jazz Cafe Festival 2024 saw artists like Moonchild Sanelly and Earl Sweatshirt bringing feelgood global vibes to south London’s Burgess Park. A soulful end to the summer festival scene.
