The King Crimson supergroup BEAT brought their majestic, high-level show to Massey Hall in Toronto as part of their North American tour.
Nakedly vulnerable and, at times, hypnotic, Oscar and the Wolf’s ‘TASTE’ profits from a complex sonic architecture eventuating in spotless clarity.
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Bending together elements of metal and industrial, Black Tish’s ‘Industrial Tribute’ embraces the outermost realm of avant-garde.
A smouldering, roiling song, Mynd Reader’s “Radio Warning” (Merchant Records LLC) seethes with thick, shaping guitars, replete with luscious gospel-blues vocals.
Ishmael Ensemble shows why they deserve recognition outside jazz circles with a night of quality music in Manchester at Gorilla.
Lusciously lively and catchy, The Beatroot Road’s “Underground Roots” concocts a Latin-flavoured fusion of intricate, stylish constituents.
Rock legend Alice Cooper delivers a timeless shock rock masterclass at Leeds First Direct Arena. Check out the photos here...
LA indie three-piece Wallows bring their intimacy and energy to Manchester for the first of two nights at the O2 Victoria Warehouse...
Achingly sad yet oh-so wonderfully uncompromising, Brooke Moriber’s “Stay” reveals a tale of committing to the truth of self-respect.
Gary Clark Jr. shows his class and talent to deliver exactly what his fans want at a packed-out London Forum.
Italian metal legends Lacuna Coil deliver a sublime performance ahead of the release of their tenth album in 2025. Review and photos here...
Escorted by charming, creamy melodies, Jeremy Dion delivers reflective folk on ‘Bend in The Middle’ across deeply emotional panoramas.
Maggie Rogers brought her “Don't Forget Me Tour” to the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA, on October 15th, 2024.
It was a night of classic 2000s-era hardcore punk with The Used and Taking Back Sunday at the Tulsa Theater in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Rising alt-rock band Crashface cranked up the energy at Beyond The Music Festival in Manchester, and we caught the controlled chaos.
