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The Lathums

Photo Review: The Lathums – O2 Guildhall, Southampton

byRuss Leggatt
27 March 2025

The Lathums, out on their UK tour, played a blistering career defining set at the O2 Guildhall Southampton delivering new material from their third album ‘Matter Does Note Define’ including ‘Long Shadows’, ‘Stellar Cast’, ‘Heartbreaker’ along with the classics ‘Fight On’, ‘The Great Escape’ and ‘Say My Name’. Check out our gallery below from the evening!

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Oasis are the band that started my real love for indie / rock n roll, the first band that I found for myself or the one that found me in the mid 90’s as I was about to head into secondary school and one that have soundtracked my life ever since. The band that has seen me through a myriad of all different times, yet the music has always been there in those moments of celebration and also times of need.
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Self Esteem – Brighton Centre

Self Esteem live is not just a gig. It’s high art.  It’s theatre. There are acts, costume changes, extremely energetic choreography that combines a combination of hand maid tale aesthetic, impressive light shows, use of cinematography and classic school furniture props from the humble stackable chair to the versatile PE balance bench.
byOllie Levy
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CKY – The 1865

I found myself travelling to a gig comprising a Numetal opener to a headline of CKY. I also find myself surprised it's not 2003 and I’m not 18… And here was to start my review full of nostalgia and comparing old vs new. The gig was filled with a surprising wide range of ages, and a band synonymous with skating and gaming being relevant today really appealed to that nostalgia after 25 years of music. However, having left the gig I was left confused as to why I wasn’t swept up in a haze of rose-tinted sentimentality. But considering the aftermath, the reasons all come together. 
byJesse Lawrence
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