Live Review: The Last Dinner Party, The Octagon, Sheffield – 21.11.25
The Last Dinner Party continue their inexorable rise to world domination on their latest "From The Pyre" tour
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There are certain nights at the Brudenell that remind you exactly why this venue has a cult-like pull, and this was one of them. Opening the evening were ATFK, the…
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News: Liverpool’s The Memos Shine On New EP ‘Futures Ours to Find’
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Track: Grace Cummings Shares New Single “Times Like These” Featuring Jim James
Grace Cummings releases “Times Like These,” a reflective new single featuring guest vocals from My Morning Jacket’s Jim James, born from a friendship formed on tour earlier this year.
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News: Mariachi El Bronx & The Bronx Announce Back-to-Back Australian Shows
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News: Taylor Acorn Returns to Australia with 2026 Tour and New Album Poster Child
Taylor Acorn brings her new album Poster Child to Australian stages in March 2026, joined by Arrows in Action for a focused run of east-coast shows that underline her rise as a defining voice in modern pop punk.
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News: Isla Rico Share Indie-Britpop Fizzer ‘Smell the Roses’
Emerging indie five-piece Isla Rico are stepping boldly into a new chapter with the announcement of their fizzing upcoming single ‘Smell the Roses’, out November 7th via Regent Street Records.…
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Album Review: The Black Cat’s Eye – Decrypting Dreams Of Weird Animals And Strange Objects
The Black Cat’s Eye – these are glaring fuzz, bass and drum riffs, interwoven chord pickings andlead guitars rooted in the blues – sometimes screaming, singing or rough. And above…
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Album Review: Fabiano do Nascimento – ‘Cavejaz’: a stunning collection of guitar and percussion miniatures.
It may be a decade into the consistent series of impactful releases from composer/guitarist Fabiano do Nascimento but here is a musician who continues to build on his reputation as…
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