Category: 2023

• Little Dragon: “Slugs of Love” Album Review – The Swedes get spicier

  Jul 8

  Swedish mellow maestros’ Little Dragon return with their seventh full-length studio album – Slugs of Love. It’s a happy comprise between organic and electronic, as they enter dreamy techno-R&B grooves,… more ›

• Nothing But Thieves: “Dead Club City” Album Review – Essex-based rockers go conceptual

  Jun 30

  Welcome to the DDC. It’S a members-only club but you’re all cordially INVITED. OVERVIEW After 2021’s Moral Panic addressed pandemic turmoil with the band delving into heavier territories of frenetic… more ›

• Do Nothing: “Snake Sideways” Album Review – A post-punk musing of delight

  Jun 29

  The Nottingham boys try to move the needle with their post-punk presence debut, SNAKE SIDEWAYS – resulting in some of the band’s most melodic songs yet. For a band who… more ›

• RAYE Live at Glastonbury: A raw performance for a mammoth year..

  Jun 26

  From the synonymous eSCAPISM made famous on Tiktok – TO performing at Glastonbury’s acclaimed Pyramid stage, it marks a mammoth year for Raye. And she’s only just getting started. RAYE’s… more ›

• Maisie Peters Live at Glastonbury: A broken heart feels good in a place like Worthy Farm

  Jun 26

  oFF THE BACK OF HER STELLAR gLASTONBURY PERFORMANCE … WE DELVE INTO the pop sauce of the summer. The Good Witch – Maisie’s second – sees a contorted take on… more ›