Shabaka Hutchings Review: In the Name of Transition
After an indelible career with the tenor sax, the jazz leader bids farewell in the name of sacrifice and change with a spellbinding recital.
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Oliver Corrigan
Dec 20, 2023
Danny Brown Review: The Inimitable Rap Mogul's Comeback
The beloved, inimitable and noticeably matured rapper breaches the doors of Village Underground for an illustrious career-spanning set.
Oliver Corrigan
Dec 19, 2023
Underscores Review: Reviving a Beguiling, Beautiful World
April Harper Grey elicits an alternate world tonight: one which exposes the convergence of hyperpop and pop-punk for all its beauty.
Oliver Corrigan
Dec 8, 2023
Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul Review: The Genesis of a Beautiful Kinship
The Belgian duo birth one of the most celebratory and uplifting nights in recent memory.
Oliver Corrigan
Dec 7, 2023
Genesis Owusu Review: Thriver, Survivor and Guider Through Adversity
Our leather-clad survivor, Genesis Owusu, guides us through an apocalyptic set burgeoning his sophomore LP, Struggler.
Oliver Corrigan
Nov 24, 2023
Pitchfork London Review: A Day of Heartfelt Outpouring
Pitchfork Music Festival London returns with a day filled with two heart-wrenching performances.
Oliver Corrigan
Nov 17, 2023
U.S. Girls Review: An Intimate Boogie from Dreamier Depths
Meg Remy's U.S. Girls return to the dreamy depths of Hackney's Moth Club for an intimate, dance-fuelled boogie.
Oliver Corrigan
Nov 15, 2023
Armand Hammer Review: A Rap-Producer Mystique Masterclass
The dynamic rap-producer duo Armand Hammer remain precise in their live arrangements, devastating in their performance.
Oliver Corrigan
Nov 13, 2023
English Teacher Review: Art-Rock's Latest, Promising Gift
Leeds' latest art-rock gift deliver their largest headline show to date at the nation's capital under a spell of new music.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 31, 2023
Conway the Machine Review: A Rapper's Comeback for the Ages
In a high octane evening set within the depths of North London, the NYC rapper initiates a comeback set for the ages.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 24, 2023
Haru Nemuri Review: Performing Live to Feel Alive
The Japanese singer-songwriter indicts the naysayers and breathes new life into the art of performing.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 19, 2023
King Krule Review: An Intrepid Night of Prog-Indie Songwriting
King Krule returned to home soil with his latest rearmament of songs, brethren and indelible prog-indie songwriting.
Oliver Corrigan
Oct 11, 2023
James Blake Review: An Elusive Homecoming Ushering the New
The homegrown producer returns to familiar territory armed with an arsenal of impressive new sounds and remixes.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 22, 2023
Geese Review: New York City's Latest Lights up Lafayette
New York City's latest arrived at the doors of King's Cross for an indelibly inviting set.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 18, 2023
Swans Review: Forever Held at the Grip of Gira
Entangled with the relentless grip of Michael Gira, Swans initiated their predisposed brand of transcending drone-rock upon Troxy.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 15, 2023
All Points East & Field Day Festival Review: Eclectic Lineup Overcomes Temperamental Summer
East London's Victoria Park played host to All Points East Festival for an eclectic smattering of acts including Stormzy & Aphex Twin.
Oliver Corrigan
Sep 11, 2023
R.A.P Ferreira Review: Pertinent Questions with Few Retorts
R.A.P Ferreira continues his introspective brand of existential questioning and introspective humour to North London's eager audience.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 24, 2023
Hobo Johnson Review: An Evening of Crass Slam Poetry
A nauseously love-churning set from the spoken word poet on his latest sold-out string of dates across North London.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 21, 2023
Chat Pile Review: A Murderous Set of the Highest Degree
A gruesomely obliterating set from the noise-rock outfit, Chat Pile, proved not for the faint-hearted yet rewarding in its guile.
Oliver Corrigan
Aug 16, 2023
Rally Festival Review: An Inaugural Celebration in the Face of Adversity
The inaugural edition of Southwark Park's Rally Festival took place - often reflecting the tumultuous and unpredictable summer weather.
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