Author's Note: in this day and age it may be hard to tell what is real and what is not. Consider this post and all following posts in this series to be a form of experimental Fiction. All resemblance to persons living or dead is coincidental. The protagonist is not the same as the author,...
A brilliant exhibition of one of the freshest debut albums this decade.
Turning back the clock to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their emo classic ‘Bleed American’.
Cave took his home city by storm.
Cibi forma fisica: per fortuna ci sono le alternative economiche Possiamo partire dal dimagrimento e il grasso addominale Il dimagrimento e il grasso addominale è sempre un argomento letto e seguito da tante persone però, l’industria tende spesso a vendere soluzioni complesse, integratori miracolosi o regimi alimentari restrittivi e difficili da sostenere nel lungo periodo. […]
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Nestled in the historic city of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, PhillGood Festival’s first edition took place in the shadow of the imposing relic of the city’s dilapidated stadium.
Experimental collectivism refined to shared intimacy and catharsis
A thrilling journey through their masterful craft that reminds you why they’re different class
Another new beginning for indie’s godfathers.
As the sun sets on a record-breaking hot day, the Cardiff collective bring the heat to their first Bristol show in a decade.
With support from Yaffra · Those who had sauntered down to Southbank were about to have their Sunday scaries both soothed and supplanted in equal measure.
Brighton's first multi-venue festival of the year showcased the talent within the city's vibrant scene
New Zealand psych outfit play four nights in Dalston · Ruban Nielson and band indulge themselves during 'depression funk' residency
A triumphant homecoming from a truly special duo · There’s no place like home. And for Black Country duo Big Special, composed of vocalist Joe Hicklin and drummer Callum Moloney, tonight will have felt the sweetest.
Denton, Texas’ finest are getting better with age as they feel right at home on their UK tour
A monumental performance on a history-defining night · Sold out £1 Brixton gig offers glimpse of what’s to come for Reading band
Scotland’s finest prove that they are only getting better · A little love and a whole load of arena-made anthems
Riding the waves of the 2020s folk revival, the band soar to new heights
You better believe the hype, because these are guys will be something great · Winners of the 2025 Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition
Long-established Indoor Indie Music festival
Destroyer perform a life-infused set, supported by The Fiery Furnaces
The most important festival in the country, and a really damn good festival at that.
Final night of fifth London edition · A musical journey through 20th century American literature
Brighton came to life for a weekend of eclectic music. · The city's last festival of the year showcased its incredible music scene.
A sonically perfect night of rare clarity · TNP and The White Hotel form a fitting pair on gloomy autumn evening
Tropical Summer Ends in Glorious F-Storm · The beautifully set and adorned festival again offers the most interesting lineups and survives the downpours
Supported by a majority-female lineup including JADE, Tyla, Cat Burns, and last-minute replacement FKA Twigs, RAYE’s sold-out All Points East day brought glitz, glamour and girl-power to London.
Many people will read the words Vampire Weekend and instantly think 'A-Punk, 2008, Inbetweeners soundtrack landfill indie.' This label haunts them unjustly - in the near 20 years since their debut, they have aggressively courted positive reviews with the hard-to-please Pitchfork, won several Grammys, and had numerous albums debut at number 1 on the Billboard 200.
Something for everyone at a scorching edition of Wales' finest festival. · A music-loving community comes together every summer in Bannau Brycheiniog.
Brownswood Recordings and We Organise Chaos are quietly putting together one of the country's best music festivals, pushing back against the commercialisation of live music events with vibrancy and warmth, and not enough people are talking about it.
On a beautifully sunny Friday afternoon, we headed down to London’s Gunnersbury Park to see Khruangbin and returning 00s legends TV on the Radio.
They may not speak much, but these future Glastonbury headliners let their music do the talking.
A perfectly curated beginning to South Facing 2025
Former Black Midi frontman's genius overshadowed by behaviour of oddly cultish fanbase · Geordie Greep headed to Brighton for the second time in his 'solo' career.
Pulp lead cathartic hometown singalong.
“There’s a few more than 77 here tonight”: Noah Kahan’s Hyde Park moment.
Yukimi plays the Queen Elizabeth Hall of the Southbank Centre, as part of the Little Simz curated Meltdown 2025.
Live at Leeds’ expansion from the city to the park has been a great success. I was always a fan of the venue-crawl element, but it’s nice to be back in the beautiful rolling hills of Temple Newsam Park.
The inaugural Wide Awake festival in 2021 was my first after lockdown. Ever since, it’s heralded the start of festival season for me.
The lineup is so good it's kinda weird. · Three days of the most exciting, diverse rock-based lineup on the calendar, and a day school where you can drop off your kids. Hard to believe this festival is real.
Tucked away from the sun under a concrete fly-over of the Mancunian Way, a local skatepark is playing host to Meltchester Vol #4.
A New Life Is Coming · WU LYF’s messianic return to London after 13 years.
Yoshimi battles the pink robots.... and a lot more
Terrible mullets, tragic bootcuts, and an event you'd rather not admit you’ve attended to your loved ones — no, it's not the farmer's protest; it's Sports Team in Kentish Town.
Dalston Takeover · Marking the conclusion of Pitchfork London week, and spread across five venues in Dalston, this evening’s lineup is an embarrassment of riches.
“This is our last song,” said Hannah Pidduck, guitarist and powerful vocalist, hamming it up enormously for the appreciative Fleece crowd.
Decked out in his trademark dungarees, Alan Sparhawk walks onstage at the Barbican, flanked by a trio of small vases and accompanied by his son on bass.