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The Smyths at The Old Fire Station, Bournemouth

October 26, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

It is The Smiths that helped popularise and define British music culture during the 1980s, producing four critically acclaimed LPs over their short five-year life. The Manchester five-piece were beloved by many but by the release of their fourth studio album in 1987 tensions between frontman Morrissey and lead guitarist Johnny Marr

Odesza at The O2 Kentish Town Forum, London

October 16, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Due to their unstoppable growing presence in the electronic music scene, the Grammy-nominated duo, Odesza, finally made a comeback to headline their biggest tour in the UK at the O2 Kentish Town Forum in London. The announcement of their eagerly-awaited world tour across Australia, Europe and North America followed the

Motion In:Motion Series 2017 Opening Party

October 5, 2017 No Comments Tom Welch

After a long nine months of waiting, the highly anticipated Bristol In:Motion Series has begun. The lineup was released in late July and has been the talk of Bristol’s underground music scene. With a range of top quality dance music spanning from drum & bass to techno and world-renowned DJs

Worried About Henry Presents General Levy & Marvellous Cain at Concorde 2, Brighton

October 3, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

With festival season coming to an end, music lovers must continue the party indoors throughout Britain’s many music venues. With university freshers upon us too, every town and city in the land plays host to some incredible DJs and artists. Finding ourselves in Brighton, inSYNC was in for a freshers

Featured Review: Hospitality in the Park 2017

October 2, 2017 No Comments Tom Evans

Last weekend, Britain’s biggest drum & bass festival showed that, with enough care and expertise, small festivals can truly work. Hospitality in the Park topped off the end of the festival season in style and, with a sellout crowd, almost guaranteed its return, in whatever format, next year. The festival

Concrete Music Presents DJ Q at The Astoria, Portsmouth

September 25, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Portsmouth’s best underground music event organiser Concrete returned to The Astoria for the new academic year in their usually Thursday night slot. After an incredible run of acts through the 2016/17 year, the dance music connoisseurs brought bassline king DJ Q to Portsmouth for an ‘all night’ set. It was

The Yard at Motion, Bristol

September 14, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

As summer draws to a close the final festivals and outside events seem to draw more attractive as we cling on to every last UV ray. Bristolian’s can be a tricky crowd to gauge – as university students come and go the crowd’s tastes, which can differ hugely in a

Featured Review: Houghton Festival

September 3, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

We’ve been excited and intrigued about this one ever since its announcement back in December last year. With a license permitting twenty-four-hour music, located on the Grade 1 listed Houghton Hall, and a line-up curated by fabric resident Craig Richards, those lucky enough to get a ticket to the sold

Secret Garden Party 2017

August 26, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

“THE LAST EVER SECRET GARDEN PARTY…” Set in the tranquil Cambridgeshire countryside, Secret Garden Party has played host to some of the UK’s best art installations and musical acts for the past fifteen years. An event that truly encompasses the meaning of high quality festivals incorporating great food, drink, art

Review: elrow in London

August 25, 2017 No Comments Haydon Stevenson

Festival spirit descended upon London’s Olympic Park as Spanish party starters elrow bought El Rowcio to the capital. With the Saturday line-up boasting The 2 Bears, Jamie Jones and Jasper James it really hammered home the party atmosphere.   Announced back in March, Juan Arnau, elrow’s founder said ‘get ready for

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