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After what must have seemed a long and arduous wait for fans of Spector, the London four-piece finally released details of Moth Boys, the follow-up to their 2012 debut, Enjoy It While It Lasts – having spent the […]

Many young people look at old books (that are 50+ years old) with a rather negative view; their old-fashioned themes and plots seem very inaccessible to many and so we are put off slightly. Although I hate to […]

As someone who is just about crawling out of the sorry looking, tired and unenthusiastic rear end of year 12, I feel it is time to look back on all the things none of us were prepared for. If you’re currently […]

The collaboration project of ‘No Life For Me’ between noise rock bands Wavves and Cloud Nothings goes to show that location origin can mean everything. With Wavves heralding from San Diego, California, and Cloud […]

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Playing what they describe as “deliciously dirty indie dance-pop” Birmingham band Pleasure House performed their first official headline London show at The Garage, and it was clear that the audience were going to […]

FOO FIGHTERS:
Foo Fighters have announced that they’ll be playing three shows in England and Scotland this September, following the unfortunate cancellation of their UK arena dates, as well as stepping down as […]

Starring: Christian Bale, Hugh Jackman, Michael Caine, Scarlett Johansson, David Bowie

Synopsis: Sandwiched in between the first two components of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy, is a step away from the […]

‘Down Will Come.’

In some ways, episode 4 pays off the fans of True Detective who managed to get halfway through this season, despite it being underwhelming when compared to it’s predecessor. ‘Down Will Come.’ […]

Celebrate the midnight opening for Go Set A Watchman at Waterstones stores across the country.

The unexpected second novel by Harper Lee, world famous for her era-defining modern classic To Kill A Mockingbird, […]

A Clockwork Orange: a story about rape, youth and ‘ultra-violence’. While for many of us the phrases ‘youth’ and ‘violence’ are two very unrelated issues, for the book’s protagonist, Alex, these are two sides of […]

After the sad (but temporary) closure of their beloved record store venue Pop Recs LTD, it comes as no surprise that this ever-dynamic indie outfit are determined to be back and better than ever on the gigging […]

Title: Agnes Grey

Author: Anne Brontë

What I think so far: I chose to read the book as I wanted to explore the writings of the ‘underrated’ Brontë sister – allowing me to make my own judgement on whether […]

There is change in the air. Last season’s sleeves suddenly got longer, flares were matched with jumpers of a new length, and we saw shearling boots, pompoms and whimsical florals grace the catwalks. They say […]

Jack Kerouac’s semi-autobiographical On The Road tells the story of Sal Paradise and Dean Moriarty as they embark upon a journey of hitch-hiking, rampant partying and self-evaluation in almost every corner of the […]

There are few gigs in the life of a band that stand out as truly special, but for The Magic Gang, The Boston Music Room in Kentish Town may just be one of them. With a sense of anticipation permeating the air […]

Patrick Gunning snapped these photos of Brighton-based band, The Magic Gang, on Friday. He also shot the two support acts, Breathe Panel and The Big Moon.
The Magic Gang

Breathe Panel

The Big Moon

The Fontaines are an up and coming band from Sheffield that play “2005 indie” music. The band’s new single ‘Your Coat’ is sure to make any indie fan’s day a little brighter. This hot summer track definitely has a […]

‘Great Escape’ is Saint Raymond’s latest single, released from his debut album Young Blood. Callum Borrows, the voice and heart behind Saint Raymond, had emerged fiercely into the indie-pop music scene. It is also […]