By Bethan Willis As Christmas is fast approaching you may find yourself unable to escape one thing, Christmas music! Love it or hate it, the same old songs get played every single year! If, like myself, you love Christmas music but tire of hearing ÔÇÿAll I Want For Christmas Is YouÔÇÖ blasting out of the speakers then here is the perfect alternative Christmas music guide! … Continue reading Have Yourself a Merry Indie Christmas
Written by Agathe Dijoud Discovering an artist two weeks before the concert was my lucky moment of the month! Brian Fennell is an American singer, who has been writing indie music for several years, first with the band Barcelona, and then went solo in 2016. He is now Syml, which means ÔÇÿSimpleÔÇÖ in Welsh, due to his roots before being adopted. He just ended his … Continue reading Syml concert in Paris
Nothing But Thieves at the Motorpoint Arena ÔÇô 19/11/18 By Tom Luton Nothing But Thieves stratospheric rise over the last three years has been truly impressive to watch. Since the release of their promising self-titled debut in 2015, the band have well and truly begun their ascent into the upper echelons of UK rock music, playing to huge audiences across the world whilst supporting the … Continue reading Nothing But Thieves Conquer Cardiff
Review by Andrew Locke Scobie With a distinct sound, crowd engagement like no other and theatrics that create a feel much like that of Bowie or other cult musicians, Bad Sounds are beginning to cement themselves as a firm jewel in the crown of up and coming UK Indie Music. Recently they performed in their home town of Bristol and Benny Wu and I were … Continue reading Bad Sounds Review
Review by Andrew Locke Scobie With a distinct sound, crowd engagement like no other and theatrics that create a feel much like that of Bowie or other cult musicians, Bad Sounds are beginning to cement themselves as a firm jewel in the crown of up and coming UK Indie Music. Recently they performed in their home town of Bristol and Benny Wu and I were … Continue reading Bad Sounds Review
The bastions of middle class youth disillusionment return for a shorter, more consolidated and more heartfelt third outing, delivering what is without question their best record to date. AOFAL drops the Speakers Corner-shoutiness of their previous work in favour of something far more personal and emapthisable, dealing with themes of social media, self image, boredom, hate and good old fashioned break-ups too. Suddenly you’re not … Continue reading Acts Of Fear And Love- Slaves Album Review
