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photo by James George Potter The Japanese House, aka Amber Bain, is one of my favorite artists I’ve ever had to force to grow on myself. I won’t lie, it took me a few years before I actually really got into her stuff in 2019, but I haven’t looked back since. ‘Good at Falling’ is
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‘Peripheral Vision’ by Turnover has been a constant companion album for me for most of my teenage/early 20s life, so I consider every one of their gigs a sort of religious experience. When they announced they’d be coming to London just a few days before my birthday, I knew I had to be there —
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photo by GT Itching to be out last night, I was searching for pubs to go to around 10pm. After checking listings at every local venue, I decided to go to The George Tavern. I’d heard good things about Human Interest (Tyler Damara Kelly & Cat Harrison), so I was excited to check them out.
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I first discovered Dizzy when MUNA remixed one of their songs back in 2020. Since then, I’ve loved everything they’ve released. They have successfully filled the Canadian indie pop-shaped hole in my heart. The Waiting Room has to be one of my favorite smaller venues in London. It’s crazy how good the sound is for
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I’ve been a listener of Australian artist Phoebe Go for just under a year now so, naturally, I was really excited when she announced she’d be coming to the UK for a few shows. I honestly didn’t think I’d see her live any time soon. Getting here from Australia is such a trek, so getting
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A laid-back, young audience provided a warm vibe in the basement of the Slaughtered Lamb on a cold windy evening last night. A great lineup of up-and-coming popstars, mixed with a fun crowd of friends made the Student Music Network showcase unforgettable. Unlike a typical showcase, each “future popstar” sat down for a chat in
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photo by Luna Wang I went to The George Tavern last night to see indie/alternative band second thoughts. The band attracted a young crowd, mostly in their late teens, with a few older men scattered around. Tummyache took the stage first, to perform a stripped back duo set with just Soren Bryce and Bianka Baranova.
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The single comes from his first album in three years, ‘Calico’, set to be released April 28. Ryan Beatty has shared a new single, featuring a soft piano melody, which allows his emotive vocals to shine through. ‘Ribbons’ is the lead single off his upcoming third album ‘Calico’. ‘Ribbons’ documents a sobering late night in
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