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Live Review: Bauhaus – Brixton Academy, London 19.08.2022

There’s soaring inflation, public sector strikes and a cost of living crisis and somewhere in Northamptonshire the band Bauhaus are taking that angst and discontent and creating a goth classic.…

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Live Review: Waterparks / Phem / Bad Suns – O2 Academy, Leeds 17.06.22

Marking the start of the UK leg of the ‘See You In The Future Tour’, tonight sees Waterparks perform at Leeds o2 Academy with support from Phem and Bad Suns. Having had…

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Live Review: Bowling for Soup Acoustic Singalong – The Parish, Huddersfield 26.05.2022

Having graced the shores of the UK at the start of spring, Texan pop punk legends Bowling For Soup (well, two of them) were back to play a run of…

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Live Review: The Blizzards / Codyy / Aimée – The Academy, Dublin 14.05.2022

Words: Max Falvey // Pictures: Carl McGrath “Thank you so much for choosing us over Eurovision, I’m not sure I would’ve done the same!” After releasing their fourth studio album…

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Live Review: The Maine / The Happy Fits / Charlotte Sands – House Of Blues, San Diego 21.04.2022

I have a special place in my heart for The Maine; they are one of the first bands that started my never-ending emo phase plus we are both from Phoenix,…

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Live Review: The Lovely Eggs – Heaven, London 08.04.2022

From Lancaster, The Lovely Eggs are a Husband and Wife duo Holly Ross and David Blackwell deliver a noisy and sublime punk style set at their biggest headline show to…

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Live Review: Against The Current – O2 Academy, Birmingham 01.04.2022 Plus Gallery

Anyone arriving slightly late to this jam packed academy is serenaded by the sound of a relaxed cover of ‘The Black Parade’ courtesy of HalfLives. The sold out second room…

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Live review: The Chats / Chubby and the Gang / Dennis Cometti – 3Olympia, Dublin 22,04,2022

Tonight its a full on assault to the senses from three of the finest new generation Punk bands, those being Dennis Cometti / Chubby and the Gang & headliners The…

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Live Review: Death Bells / Numb.er – Upstairs at Whelan’s, Dublin 01.03.2022

A touch of Los Angeles came to Dublin as two bands at least based in the city arrived at the upstairs venue at Whelans. Support band Numb.er, formed in LA…

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Live Review: Black Doldrums – The Victoria, London 10.03.2022

Shoegazing? Nope. I can assure you, nobody is looking at the floor tonight. Everyone is transfixed by the concentrated stare of Black Doldrums drummer Sophie Landers. The self-proclaimed goth and…

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