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Live Review: Big Scary – The Lexington, 8 December 2015 plus Gallery

After impressing audiences throughout Europe supporting Courtney Barnett, Big Scary brought their funky indie pop to The Lexington on the last of two debut headline shows in London. The Australian…

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Live: The Story So Far, Turnstile, Drug Church – Leeds University Stylus, 12/12/15

Drug Church aren’t the stereotypical choice for The Story So Far support, the crowd seem less than unsure until vocalist Patrick Kindlon says “If you’re unsure whether this is cool…

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Live: Nothing More, SHVPES, In Search Of Sun – Manchester Academy 3, 7.12.15

It’s brisk December and In Search Of Sun hold the task of warming the crowd up for the evening. There’s only about 20 people in the room by the time…

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Live Review: 3AM & The Dead-End Alley Band, Zwolle

Every now and again, a band comes along that compels you to move heaven and earth to see them play live – 3AM are one such band. “3AM it’s the solo project…

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Live: Fish & Lazuli – Sheffield City Hall – 10.12.2015

Way back in the mid-90s, I turned down the opportunity to see Fish live in concert, and opted to go and see another band, who I was more familiar with.…

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Live: Ash at The Ritz Manchester 9.12.15, plus gallery

It remains one of rock’s enduring mysteries why Northern Ireland’s finest Ash are only playing decent sized venues like this instead of stadiums and this fun packed greatest hits sets…

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Live Reivew: Courtney Barnett – Kentish Town Forum, London 26.11.2015, plus Gallery

With her award-winning album ‘Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit’ appearing in most album of the year lists (including ours), Courtney Barnett’s appearance before a sold…

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Live: We Came As Romans – The Key Club Leeds, 4.12.15

This six piece metalcore outfit are well versed in club shows so it’s no surprise how easy they make performing freely look on a stage as small as The Key…

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Live Review: Bring Me The Horizon, Neck Deep and Pvris, Doncaster Dome, 26.11.15

After the release of 2013’s Sempiternal, Bring Me The Horizon solidified themselves as one of the world’s biggest young rock bands. However, if it’s at all possible, they’ve managed to…

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Live Review: Judas Priest, Wolverhampton 26.11.15

Leather, Spikes and Roaring Motorbikes! So where to start reviewing such Legends of metal? After numerous changes (how many drummers?) and constant evolution of their sound over 45 years the…

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