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Stone hands out free t-shirts and an ear-blasting at Rough Trade East to conclude their record store tour
I’ve got an ear infection, and the only prescription is more Stone.…
Are the Kronos Quartet still shattering boundaries of classical music 50 years on? We went to the Barbican to find out
It’s not very often you take your hot date to a string…
Is Bunny the album that blasts Willie J Healey into that much-deserved spotlight?
It’s been a long burning fuse leading up to the dynamite you’ll…
La Femme at Somerset House: a contagiously feel-good atmosphere
The kempt courtyard of Strand’s neoclassical art gallery- Somerset House- was just…
Nation of Language: nostalgic synth-pop delights and infectious dance moves
It’s a familiar vision of the 80s. Whether you’ve lived through it…
Kurt Vile mesmerizes a sold-out crowd at Koko Camden: a night of silent awe and fretboard wizardry
For a psychedelic-pop concert, Kurt Vile’s appearance at Camden’s Koko pulled in…
Lime Cordiale: a brotherly showdown at O2 Forum Kentish Town
I think every Aussie in London was lost last night because we…
DEADLETTER’s Lafayette show: a night of moody ambience and frenetic energy
The almost religious experience with DEADLETTER at Lafayette tonight has certainly put…
Nostalgic Madchester revival: Rolla’s show hits the mark, but leaves room for improvement
Madchester isn’t dead. It’s just injured. As with any past cultural phenomenon,…