Album Review: Keo – Put A Smile On For Me
By re-wiring brutally honest tales of self-deprecation and yearning, poignant lyricism meets its match with gloriously grungy yet anthemic soundscapes in Keo’s debut Put A Smile On For Me.
Album Review: Beabadoobee – Pylon
And with Pylon, Beatrice Laus, aka Beabadoobee, does just that, churning out a 14-song record that captures an entire spectrum of emotion we’ve undoubtedly all felt.
Album Review: Westside Cowboy – It Goes On
So how do you sew your name into fabric alongside the likes of Joy Division, The Smiths and The Stone Roses? Do exactly what Westside Cowboy have done with their debut album It Goes On.
David Byrne – Cardiff Castle
This is, of course, a concert of movement. Movement which ceases to waver for its runtime as Byrne - a concept the crowd grasp quickly and mirror (in some form of chaotic synchronicity).