SPRINTS don’t do half measures. Even for a small in-store show—200 people crammed shoulder to shoulder, tickets snapped up long in advance—the Dublin four-piece treated
Small actions can have massive consequences—a truth the butterfly effect has been trying to sell us for decades. Case in point: in April 2024, Taylor
It’s time to dig out a cozy sweater, settle in with a hot drink, and cue some seriously moody music to soundtrack the shorter days
Two Kiwi bands on one Bristol stage? Hard to argue with that. On their first return to the O2 Academy since supporting Death Cab For
You can often judge a show’s success by the length of the merch line when the lights come up. These are economically tough times, and
If you’re new here, Ashley Gordon—also known as DJ AG—is a Black DJ from Tottenham, London, who has spent the last few years cultivating an
Creeping up on their 10th year in the biz, Bristol’s Breakfast Records has earned a solid reputation for putting out some of the city’s most
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It’s been three years since New Jersey psych-rock duo Ho99o9 blessed us with their industrial punk album SKIN. Soon after, they shifted gears, softening the
It’s been a hot minute since I last stepped into The Louisiana. Returning to one of Bristol’s most important venues is always a pleasure. At
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