U2: Songs of Innocence Review
Rebecca Gleave plugged in headphones and gave U2's new, surprise album a listen.
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Rebecca Gleave plugged in headphones and gave U2's new, surprise album a listen.
By Alex Johnson The glam rock gods owned Engine Shed on Wednesday. Ten years on from their explosive debut album Permission to Land, it’s as though The Darkness are a…
Music Review by Dan Featherstone. Fresh from the controversy of her Super Bowl performance, M.I.A is back with her long-delayed album ‘Matangi’. After her previous album, ‘Maya’, in 2010 left…
With the crowd surfing, ceiling pole swinging and high kicks, I think it is fair to say that there was no absence of energy in The Pigeon Detectives performance on…
Interview by Jo Peplow-Revell. Since forming in 2004, Yorkshire born band The Pigeon Detectives have gone from strength to strength.
Written by Sonny Drake McCartney’s career has always found him trying to negotiate between the poles of his love of experimentation and his innate crowd-pleasing tendencies.
Album review by Sonny Drake The new EP from New York’s Parkay Quarts shows the band both doing what they do best and moving into some new weird, but interesting,…
Album review by Sonny Drake After the polished rock of their impressive come-back album, Save Rock and Roll, Fall Out Boy return with an altogether different beast.
Elaine Brown also contributed to this report. Just How Loveable are The Loveable Rogues? They’d definitely give puppies a run for their money on the loveable scale.
Alice Rose contributed to this report. Beatboxer Shlomo has collaborated with the likes of Bjork, Jarvis Cocker and The Mighty Boosh. He’s played drums since he turned 8 and from…