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Modern music has few people prolific as Australian guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Oren Ambarchi. He started out as free jazz drummer in his native country before moving to guitar, which he ...
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Zulu Winter are a curious band. They seem to be a band beloved by hipsters at the minute, yet their soaring ambitions surely cannot be contained to playing to only ...
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Following what appeared to be an indefinite hiatus after the release of their eponymous debut in 2010, The Hundred in the Hands are back on the scene. And while that ...
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This was my first time at the epic venue which is Alexandra Palace and I was not disappointed. With support from Rae Morris and Lianne la Havves, the evening had ...
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Shellac are another great Math Rock band. You may know them for including prolific producer Steve Albini, or you may know them for the sound, which is pretty much abrasion ...
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For anyone who knows about the history of punk music, they will instantly recognise the title as part of one of the most famous songs that went on to define ...
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I interviewed Jack Steadman from Bombay Bicycle Club before they played the biggest ever UK headline show of thier career at London’s Alexandra Palace. With the North London band returning ...
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Possibly the most original of all the bands I will be covering, and by far the most influential, Slint first formed in their native Louisville, Kentucky in 1986. In addition ...
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The band is The Dandy Warhols. The location is the Kentish Town Forum. The mission? To start a mosh pit. My friend, a die-hard punk fan who is also coming ...
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The Royal Albert Hall was ready to welcome back the queen of Broken Social Scene for a truly magical end of 2012’s spring equinox weekend after M. Ward played a ...
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