An evening in Camden town on Chalk Farm Road, a triangle and scene, with a new face lift -to the...
New age music is here. That much is certain. In both its name and as a statement of intent the...
This couldn’t be more perfectly timed, bringing with it some much needed sunshine and sparkle to an otherwise dreary October....
It’s ten years since Philadelphia’s Clap Your Hands Say Yeah formed and nine since their looping off kilter art pop...
The belief in Rock & Roll is waning. It never struck me or my gig going partner that it might...
One of the finest releases to appear on the adored Hidden Shoal imprint in recent times (and believe me there...
These four re-issues mark the final four Siouxsie and the Banshees albums (eighth, ninth, tenth and eleventh studio albums, if...
www.archive.godisinthetvzine.co.uk presents sleek minimalist pop band Love Inks from Texas, at Cardiff’s Four Bars, Dempseys on Saturday the 29th of...
Miss Kenichi‘s third album, The Trail, is one that should be reserved for those times when you can actually spare...
Accompanied by support Astronauts, the triad of female talent, Haiku Salut, set church St Johns in Bethnal Green very much...
Having just released their third album, Unravelling, We Were promised Jetpacks are heading out on tour across America. Before they...
Dear Desert, the Dublin-based three-piece made up of Brendan Millar (Futures Apart), Richie Fenton and James O’Donnell (Hush War Cry),...
A sonic whirlpool of heady fuzz drenched psych wooziness – frankly how else can you describe The September Girls’ latest...
Rapper Yungen is riding high off his recent success. If just returning from an international tour with the likes of...
After this gig, I congratulated the folk singer and asked him, “is your forte making your audience feel uncomfortable,” and...
