As a cathartic exercise, there is nothing better than throwing yourself around to the cataclysmically loud and personable punk of SOFT PLAY.
Amyl and The Sniffers wear their hearts on their sleeves here and Amy Taylor, in particular, exposes her vulnerability in a way
Real Deal is exactly that: it’s Honeyglaze shaking off the shackles of adolescence by blossoming into a dynamic and heartfelt group. South
Before even stepping inside Victoria Warehouse, the evening’s theatricality has commenced. Huge flashes of sheet lightning illuminate the queue between intermittent showers.
Intimate and vulnerable whilst adventurous and boundary-pushing, Someday, Now is the sound of Katy J Pearson stretching her sonic muscles. Katy J
Astute and cutting with their words, Gurriers craft soundscapes which mirror the moods conveyed in their lyrics. Is there a better scene
Fat Dog are a band on the up and up. High-profile support slots, a cataclysmic debut single and a reputation for chaotic
Fat Dog are on the brink of something huge: their debut record is just under two weeks away and tonight’s sweaty basement