All posts tagged Music
It Was The Artist, Not The Album: Kendrick Lamar’s Pulitzer Prize
The Pulitzer prize is arguably one of the greatest honours a writer can possibly receive. During this year’s ceremony on Monday, something unbelievable happened – the music category award, usually […]
Marie Naffah @ The Omeara
After joining the likes of Sam Smith, Ella Eyre and George Ezra as MTV’s Unsigned Artist in 2014, Marie Naffah has been busy: from selling out the Lexington to releasing […]
REVIEW: Gorgon City @ Brixton Academy
As I made my way down to Brixton Academy a few weeks ago I paused for a moment and looked up at the characteristic neon green glow of the O2 […]
LIVE REVIEW: SUB FOCUS @ BRIXTON ACADEMY, 29/03/18
Electronic dance represents the jewel in the crown of 21st century popular music. With its bass-heavy electronics and uplifting tone, it is hard to resist the urge to get up […]
REVIEW: Hookworms @ Electric Brixton
Energetic, succinct, and engaging – Hookworms’ live performance proves to keep 2018’s Microshift on dry land The past few years for Leeds-based five-piece Hookworms have been plagued by catastrophe. This […]
Zurich – An Alternative Rock Band with Warped Nods to 80s Electronica
The Oxford-based Alternative Pop/Rock band Zurich have already made a name for themselves since forming in 2014. With Adrian Banks on bass and vocals, Christian Gillett on guitar and vocals […]
Nederpop? Nederhop? / A Brief Summertime Introduction to Dutch Music
Give it a few weeks and we will once again reach the end of another academic term. For some of us, there will be exams, for others, like me, a […]
Review: Jonas Blue’s Electric Nature at Electric Brixton
The DJ behind the world famous hits Mama, Fast Car, By Your Side and Perfect Strangers with more than 3 billion streams, Jonas Blue, was the headliner of the Electric […]
Martin Solveig: Electropop Nostalgia
The room is hot and the music is loud. Close your eyes to the flashing neon lights and iPhone screens and you are transported into another time. You enter another […]