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Live Review: Ladaniva – Bush Hall, London 11.06.2024

London offers the world. After summer shenanigans at South Asian events, Polish and Uzbek festivals I find myself in Shepherd’s Bush waiting for an Armenian band to take to the…

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Live Review: Download Festival – Castle Donington, Derby 14.06.2024 – 16.06-2024

Download Festival 2024 a spectacular event despite the challenging weather. Lots of mud marked the weekend! but the spirit of the festival-goers remained undeterred, adding to the overall experience rather…

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Live Review: The Rosendal Garden Party, Stockholm 13.06.2024 – 15.06.2024

By Anastasia Baranovskaia The Rosendal Garden Party, held from June 13-15th at Djurgården, Stockholm, offered a blend of music, culture, and community set against the picturesque backdrop of the Royal…

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Live Review + Photo Gallery: Hooper Crescent and EWAH & The Vision Of Paradise at Republic Bar, North Hobart 15.06.2024

On a cool June Tasmanian evening, two bands coalesced to bring a mix of classic post-punk to the stage of Hobart’s Republic Bar, the likes of which go to show…

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Live Review: Chromeo – Leeds, 09.06.24

Canadian electro-funk masters light up Project House in Leeds

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Live Gallery: Pond at Altar, Hobart with 208L Containers, 15.06.2024

Like a patient etherised on a table, prior to the iconic Dark Mofo Festival it has been alleged that winter in Hobart showed little signs of life, with only a…

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Live Gallery: Cancer Bats at the Crowbar, Sydney 15.06.2024

The Cancer Bats storm Sydney with an explosive Bat Sabbath gig

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Live Review: Ibibio Sound Machine – Koko, London 06.06.2024

By Henry Groves A slightly different show for me tonight. Tonight, I was at KOKO in Camden for the electro/afrofunk band Ibibio Sound Machine. Before I even got to the…

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Live Review: Taylor Swift – Liverpool, 13.06.24

Scarcely has the prospect of a person standing on stage and singing their songs generated the kind of excitement and anticipation that has enveloped the UK lately. But then, that person isn’t always the pop colossus that is Taylor Swift, nor the songs part of the biggest concert tour in history.

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