Chelsea Wolfe Review: Gothic Dramatism Cuts to the Core
Gothic, darkened ruminations take hold of this hotly-anticipated show at London's Koko; showcasing an artist with convincing prowess.
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Oliver Corrigan
5 days ago
Darkside Review: Trio's Wavering Return to an Ethereal Fray
Nicolás Jaar's trio return for a series of intimately ethereal shows, protruding their brand of ambient-electronica to wavering effect.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 31
Ms. Lauryn Hill & The Fugees Review: Rap's Reunion Solidifies True Artistic Greatness
After much deliberation, Ms. Lauryn Hill and The Fugees reunite for a long-awaited show at the capital; etching their own greatness.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 28
Geordie Greep Review: A Memorable Friday Night for Greep's Debut Escapade
Geordie Greep returns with a revitalised sound and newly-formed group, inciting a memorable Friday night for those in attendance.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 18
Jamie xx Review: The Shimmering Return of a Producer Fuelled by the Dance Floor
The UK producer returns for two sold-out shows at Ally Pally, armed with a litany of newly-curated, dance-inspired hits for the masses.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 8
Ugly Review: Emerging Folk-Rock Ventures into the Unknown
The folk-rock sextet offer their latest material to varying effect, continued from the back of an inspiring debut EP.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 24
Top 20 Albums of 2024 (So Far)
The shortlist for this year's best albums has arrived.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 16
Snõõper Review: Frivolous Punk Fuelled By Workouts, Stage-Diving & Paper Mache
East London's Moth Club plays host to yet another incendiary set, with Snõõper at the helm of a sold-out show consumed by frivolous antics.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 10
All Points East & Field Day Festival Review: East London's Victorious, Summery Culmination
East London's monolithic festival returns to Victoria Park for a fortnight of indelible live music to conclude the summer.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 23
WITCH Review: Zamrock Returns with a Liberating Vengeance
Zamrock's beloved band WITCH rise from the ashes to recite a plethora of psych-rock liberations for the sold-out Hackney crowd.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 13
The Roots Review: An Indelible Celebration of Hip-Hop's Legacy at South Facing Festival
For their 'hip-hop day', South Facing Festival offer 3 seminal acts from yesteryear to ignite a celebration of this beloved genre's legacy.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 9
Patti Smith Quartet Review: Deified Rock Revolutionary Resoundingly Concludes Series
Patti Smith incites the conclusion of Somerset House's Summer Series through the sheer will and magnitude of her timeless voice and energy.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 7
Mon Laferte Review: A Theatrical Voice Bridging and Transcending Love
The Chilean-Mexican artist transforms herself here, spilling her guts on love; bound by her contemporary musical inflections of late.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 5
Festival Spotlight: All Points East & Field Day 2024
In its 6th edition, All Points East & Field Day Festival return to London's Victoria Park, read here for the main picks across its line-up.
Oliver Corrigan
Jul 31
Arcade Fire Review: Stoking the Fires of Indie-Rock Folklore
The indie-rock act return to celebrate their folkloric debut, filled with a reminiscent vim and vigour from the heights of escapism.
Oliver Corrigan
Jul 29
Brittany Howard Review: Beseeching the Retributive Highs of Lost Love
In the midst of lost love, Brittany Howard returns to the capital; instigating a retributive force for psych-rock at Koko's sold-out show.
Oliver Corrigan
Jul 24
Anohni and The Johnsons Review: Summoning a Higher Power of Baroque-Pop & Soul
Anohni teams up with The Johnsons once more for a highly theatrical and introspective set of baroque-pop and soul at Barbican's Hall.
Oliver Corrigan
Jul 18
Alvvays Review: Dream-Pop Placates Summer's Engrossing Humidity
Canada's beloved dream-pop act return to London, catching us on a scoldingly hot evening yet delivering a dreamy aura to cooling effect.
Oliver Corrigan
Jul 17
Mannequin Pussy Review: Philadelphia's Evolving, Fiery Punk Group
The Philly group return to familiar ground for a showcase of their evolving sounds: surging into the gripping realms of hardcore and punk.
Oliver Corrigan
Jul 12
Bikini Kill Review: An Inter-Generational Punk Movement
The Riot Grrrl innovators coalesce once more to inspire generations both old and new in the punksphere.
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