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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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Ibeyi light up Electric Brixton 28th Feb
When Ibeyi released Ash in September 2017, they were confirming what they had already proved in their self-titled debut album from 2015: that their talent and storytelling is limitless. With […]
REVIEW: Aleem @ O2 Academy Islington, 28/02/18
**** It is never easy for an up-and-coming artist to headline a show, showcasing tracks from their upcoming album, and keep the attention of the crowd throughout. That was the […]
Album Review: Rejjie Snow’s Dear Annie
“Rejjie Snow is on Familiar Ground, but with an Experimental Twist.” ★★★ If you’re a fan of Rejjie Snow, and therefore love his mellow beats and smooth lyrical flows; well, […]
HAIM Forever
With the exciting news that Haim are going on a headline tour around the UK later this year, I thought it was now an appropriate time to blurt out (or […]
In Conversation with: Von Marlon
After a stint in Germany, the Peckham-based Von Marlon embarks on his first self-produced EP, Closure, an intimate record saturated with gritty underground of Berlin techno. CUB caught up with […]