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Ebolagoldfish @ The Town Hall, 8th May

“Ebolagoldfish going acoustic is a trip, a set where a lot of pretending to muck about actually delivers some of the most tightly complex songs you’ll hear. The close harmonies cut like blades, and songs like ‘Powers’ actually gain strength for being stripped right back. Yes, they’re having a lot of fun. No, it’s not […]

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David Dixon @ The Town Hall, 8th May

“David Dixon gets increasingly more and more wound up as his set goes on, taking the mood from lightly mad to aggressively confronting to massively tuneful AND annoyed then back to tightly bonkers and irked. Doing this alone with a twelve-string acoustic is both excellent and difficult. It’s also about as punk as fuck as […]

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Billy Puntton @ The Town Hall, 8th May

“To catch Billy Puntton playing solo is to catch a blast of Billy Puntton unfiltered, raw and untethered and wild of eye. No-one hits an acoustic guitar with such venom, and no-one gets this close to laughing as maniacally while at the peak of their rage. It’s all good fun until it goes for your […]

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Caitlin Harnett @ The Warren View, 5th Mar

“It’s chucking down outside, but Caitlin Harnett’s solo set this afternoon brings nothing but heat and light, a warm, crackling fire in the dark. The set clip-clops and twangs through both of the long-play releases, a starry night sky brought indoors while the real one outside opens up.” Gallery Learn More Instagram | TikTok

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Emma Russack – Everything is Big

“Musically, Emma Russack’s first new material since 2022 sounds like a temper just under control, taut like a tripwire. Lyrically though, it’s an existential crisis of fear and wonder at the strange scales of our lives, the giant battling against the microscopic. A tense, but comforting soundtrack for a baffling universe 🤔”

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Polish Club – Manila

“Polish Club embark on a neon-lit adventure on ‘Manila’, hypnotic and relentlessly driving onwards. Sounding like some of the very best of the darker, minor-key alt-pop of the 80s, it’s somehow as melancholy as it is euphoric 🎭”

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Clay J Gladstone – Postmodern Teenage Angst

“Clay J Gladstone return for the first time in a year and a half, as unhinged and wild-eyed as ever. The plaintive near-scream of the vocal and the emo roar of the band neatly disguises the fearsome technical skill involved – instead, you get an impression of everything very nearly falling apart. A more astute observer though will realise it’s all coming together just nicely 😜”

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Reckless Coast – Runnin’

“Packed with momentum and velocity, Reckless Coast’s latest is a song in continuous motion – you find yourself wanting to know where it’s going to end up next. A moving target, one you don’t want take your eye off 🎯”

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jan. – bleach

“Coupling elements of screamo with jangly, surfy, indie rock is not a fusion you come across all that often However, jan. crashes the aggressive and the gentle into each other and makes it work, the manic mood-swings adding to the atmosphere of paranoia and twitching energy 💥”