The Muldoons – We Saw The View: Album Review
The Muldoons return with their second album We Saw The View, following the release of 2020’s Made For Each Other. Does the second album hit the same?
The Muldoons return with their second album We Saw The View, following the release of 2020’s Made For Each Other. Does the second album hit the same?
We’re packed in with the hardcore at Rough Trade in Nottingham for an instore appearance by The Darkness, playing songs from their new album.
Actor Nigel Planer is joined by a group of powerful friends – and the result: a breathtaking single/video combo.
Forndom proudly unveils Moþir, an immersive exploration of divine ambiguity.
My Darling Clementine at Kitchen Garden Cafe. Michael Weston King and Lou Dalgleish surmount the insurmountable.
New single from Toria Wooff as she gets all seasonal doing the Waltz Of Winter Hey and news of her Somewhat Gothic Christmas gig…
A squeezebox-and -fiddletastic Christmas (plus) to soothe any a jaundiced ear. And all of those in the know. A Spiers & Oates production.
State Of The Union album #4 – a vibrant, life-affirming collection of bluesy acoustic gems from Brooks Williams & Boo Hewerdine.
Our old friends, The Magpies, return to get our Christmas season off to a joyful, atmospheric, start with their new single, Midnight Oil.
Look at your watch – time for a reboot of classic early 80s Bill Nelson
Debut album from Brooklyn, NY collective, Fun Facts. Dreamy post-punk plus intimate, melodic vocals = warm satisfaction.
We’re at Manchester Academy 2 for a triple bill of Hard Rock with Gun, Kira Mac and Collateral.
Bristol punk rockers IDLES hit up Manchester’s O2 Apollo for the first of three shows as a part of their sold-out UK Tour.
Wow! Blimey! All of that as neo-trad goes disco. New album – Pool – from Ross Ainslie.
We’re in Ross-on-Wye to catch Three Idle Women on the back of their All Hands Together album release.