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LG Era

Live Reviews, Reviews

It's time for your Lambrini Girl era; the band at Moth Club

Lambrini Girls. It sounds like a new TikTok era bringing back a very distinct way of living. And it’s coming in hot. So fucking hot it set the stage on fire (more on that later…). We’ll call this era, Lambrini Girl Spring. It’s one of pure, deep rooted, unhinged, feral chaos. It

Brooke Combe

Live Reviews, Reviews

Brooke Combe conquers London despite (almost) losing her voice

Last night was one of those rare winter nights. The kind that’s so cold, the warmth of travel feels like an adventure. And it was. Our journey took us to Dingwalls, a cosy little venue tucked below Camden Market. A venue that’s seen the last of Brooke Combe, I’m sure. She’s got b

Bilbao BBK Live Day Three

Festivals

BBK Live Day Three: the most spectacular ending

Happy Birthday to Jamie Cook, the world's happiest guitar player for one day only. What’s usually a picture of serious strumming is now some toothy smile chord thrashing. The Monkeys are back in the mountains. Day three of Bilbao BBK Live. Happy Arctic Monkeys Day, even for every

Bilbao BBK Live Day Two

Festivals

BBK Live Day Two: a day full of surprises

In my last article, I said we’d say yes to everything and see where we end up. Well, it turns out I don’t speak Spanish/Basque so we ended up nowhere. Good idea, Sam. Anyway, depending on which sign you stood next to in the city, on day two you were either being obliterated by 37

Bilbao BBK Live Day One

Festivals

BBK Live Day One: a whimsical adventure to a wonderful festival

It made you feel warm and full of promise, like that first holiday abroad with your family as a kid, walking into the grounds of BBK Live for the first night of headline acts. Every corner you took, the lights glistened on the mountains opposite like a wall of old synths. I was w

Beavertown Presents Talk Show at Omeara

Live Reviews, Reviews

Talk Show at Omeara: wild

What the fuck; I feel dirty. Why? Because I’ve just witnessed a filthy set of ear-splitting crunchy guitars, demonic frontman energy and 100 kg weighted blanket of underground techno beats infused to keep you in the small main room of Omeara. Beavertown presented an assault as pa