Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026
Documenting the madness
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Live Reviews, Reviews
It felt nostalgic, but in a manufactured sense. The 80s representation of the future: bright lights, streamlined cars, and flying things watched through a VHS-style screen with a nod to the 00s through TRUE MAGIC. All carefully concocted in a way that you’d be struggling to find
Live Reviews, Reviews
Like a seven-year-old grasping desperately onto Christmas, Sorry have extended spooky season with their headline show at Electric Brixton. For the conclusion of their UK headline tour, crowds of misfits in their fingerless gloves, berets and mullets joined forces for one final (m
Live Reviews, Reviews
Well… hah. It was a sure sign that we were in for a treat at Spacey Jane last night when some of the adoring fans had to persuade the bouncers that they were sober enough to be allowed in. After being punched in the face by the wall of humid body heat, we squeezed ourselves in at
Live Reviews, Reviews
Curtis Harding kicked off his UK segment at Electric Brixton last night. The last time I was there, I was seconds away from swinging across the room on a disco ball at ABBA Disco wonderland . Last night, it felt like an entirely new venue, more intimate, almost calming. So calmin
Reviews, Nightlife
Gimme Gimme Gimme has become somewhat of a battle cry to the twenty-somethings of London. And so it is at Electric Brixton where several hundred of them form a disorderly queue halfway to the tube station. You have to be physically prepared for any event that starts at 10pm. The
Live Reviews, Reviews
The Vaccines share the same fate as us. Forever doomed to the pits of Google search rankings for the floods of Covid articles on vaccines and no taste. Even the man on the door laughed, “No Taste, like the Covid symptom?” to which we triumphantly replied, “Yes. And we’re here t
