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Interview: Y
From supporting Fat Dog and Warmduscher to appearing at festivals all over the country, London collective Y are…
Keo – The Louisiana, Bristol
“Yeah, we loved it, but we’re all so shattered," Keo frontman Finn Keogh said after their performance at the Louisiana in Bristol.
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.
Interview: The Rions
Australian indie-rockers The Rions are heading back to the UK for their latest tour, bringing their infectious energy across the pond once again. The band’s debut album, Everything Every Single Day, recently hit number one on the Australian Albums Chart and has been nominated for Album of the Year by Triple J, marking a huge milestone for the four-piece.
Gallery: The Royston Club – O2 Forum Kentish Town
The Royston Club bought their Songs For the Spine UK tour to London on the 31st October, and our photographer Dennis Halfhide-Smith was there to capture the action.
Hard Life – O2 Academy Bristol
There was a real sense of anticipation at Bristol’s O2 Academy on Wednesday night, as Hard Life played the second stop of their headline tour and the first venue to sell out. The band, formerly known as Easy Life, ceased performing under that name in 2023 after a legal dispute with easyGroup and returned in June 2024 under the new identity. For fans, this felt like both a fresh start and a long-awaited return.
Album Review: The Clause – Victim Of A Casual Thing
Eight years, countless gigs and a trail of devoted fans later, The Clause have finally dropped their debut album and it was worth every second of the wait. Victim Of A Casual Thing is the sound of a band who’ve grown up, held their own and bottled the chaos, charm and confidence that’s defined their journey from Birmingham schoolmates to serious contenders on the British indie scene.
The Last Dinner Party – The 1865 Southampton
Only days after the release of their highly-anticipated second album, Baroque-pop favourites The Last Dinner Party stopped off in Southampton for not one, but two sold out performances.
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.
Freya Ridings – The Lower Third, London
Singer-songwriter, Freya Ridings held an event on the 20th October in London at The Lower Third, to tease…