Album Review: ‘Bridge The Roads’ – Franka De Mille
The London singer-songwriter presents a unique interpretation of alternative folk blended in elegant arrangements. Continue reading Album Review: ‘Bridge The Roads’ – Franka De Mille
The London singer-songwriter presents a unique interpretation of alternative folk blended in elegant arrangements. Continue reading Album Review: ‘Bridge The Roads’ – Franka De Mille
Two weeks of studying mud and any MSc man would be wishing for something a little more, well, MA. So with a little consciousness-raising in mind I braved the awful 19:23 plodder to Waterloo to check out ‘Songs from the Shipyards’, a touring production by the Northumbrian folk band The Unthanks. Combining a live performance with archive footage of the shipbuilding industry on the Tyne, … Continue reading Live review: The Unthanks @ Southbank Centre
Bastille are one most exciting new bands right now. As a warm up to their Bad Blood tour in March main man Dan Smith et al have kick-started their tour with a smaller, more compact and intimate set of shows in London as well as around the UK. Only forming in early 2011, Bastille have grown over the internet due to their intricate musical style … Continue reading Live review: Bastille @ Koko
Radiohead, The O2 Arena, 9th October 2012 From the anti-Britpop The Bends, to the anti-technology OK Computer, to the anti-rock Kid A, Radiohead have always relished opposing prevailing trends. So it is typical of their idiosyncratic nature that their first UK arena gigs since 2006 are in support of last year’s The King of Limbs, a claustrophobic album featuring no conventional arena anthems at all. … Continue reading Live Review: Radiohead @ The O2 Arena