All posts tagged tunes
Winter Is Coming: A Playlist
It’s finally chilly enough to justify the purchase of three warm drinks a day at the Ground, gloomy enough to make an excuse for taking the bus home from uni […]
The War On Drugs @ Alexandra Palace, London – 14/11/17
Adam Granduciel & co a.k.a The War on Drugs bring their bold, sprawling psych-Americana sound to London’s grand Alexandra Palace. After the immense rapture received for their third album, Lost […]
The Round-Up: Best New Releases
St. Vincent – MASSEDUCTION Annie Clark a.k.a St. Vincent changes tack from the fuzzy, cerebral electro-pop of her last self-titled LP, instead pitching her penchant for the guitar driven mini-epics […]
Hermione’s Top 3 Albums
This week, we bring the last instalment of our ‘Top 3 Albums’, with Hermione’s list of personal favourites. Let me start with an important point. The three albums I have listed below […]
Joe’s Top 3 Albums
This week, we bring the second instalment of our ‘Top 3 Albums’, with Joe’s list of personal favourites. Low (1977) – David Bowie Of all of Bowie’s albums, Low never ceases to sound as crisp […]
Coffee House Sessions Interview #4 – April Keen
Bringing emotional indie-folk to Drapers Bar & Kitchen, April Keen plays our fourth Coffee House Session of the year. With her debut single ‘Against The Tide’ highly supported by BBC […]
Album Review: Frank Carter and The Rattlesnakes – ‘Modern Ruin’
Modern Ruin sees the return of former Gallows/Pure Love singer Frank Carter, where he offers an effortlessly resounding and powerful return that delves further afield into the hardcore genre from […]
NEW ARTISTS TO WATCH IN 2017
2016 has been an odd year. Shoving Trump aside, 2016 was the year when David Bowie, John Berry, Prince, George Michael, Sharon Jones and Leonard Cohen all tragically passed away. […]
Album Review: The Weeknd – ‘Starboy’
★★★★ The Weeknd’s third album Starboy marks his transformation from the mysterious singer who anonymously posted his mixtapes online to a mainstream star. The Weeknd’s uncomfortable relationship with fame is […]