Psych rock quintet Pond from Down Under delivered a sensational performance at the Electric Brixton last week. Another week, another Western Australian psychedelic rock band. This time we are graced by the effervescent Pond, who are anything but damp as they flood the South London
Iceland’s Of Monsters And Men warmed a sold-out Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith last week. Since their platinum-certified debut album My Head Is An Animal, the indie folk/pop quintet’s growth has been steady but definitely not slow. Co-lead vocalists Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir and Ragnar Þórhallsson’s voices
Perth’s very own Psychedelic Porn Crumpets turned Camden’s Electric Ballroom into one big heavy mosh pit last week playing their largest UK headline show to date. Fourteen and a half thousand kilometres away from home, the Australian psych rockers found themselves in front of a
Following the release of their third studio album, Philophobia, Amber Run took on London’s iconic Roundhouse as the final stop on their UK tour. Setting out to ‘have fun’ on this Saturday night, as frontman Joe Keogh puts it, the band clearly had something special
It’s been a long wait since their Mercury Music Prize nominated debut Love In The 4th Dimension, but boy has it been worth it. The Big Moon announced their second album, Walking Like We Do, due in January next year, and with it an intimate
Midway through an impressive string of sold out shows on their biggest ever headline tour, Sea Girls stopped by the O2 Forum in Kentish Town for an unforgettable night. The indie rock quartet have yet to release an album, but needlessly and effortlessly proved that
After more than five long years, Californian quintet Young The Giant made a triumphant return to London. The indie rock outfit finally crossed the Atlantic to play Camden’s Electric Ballroom in support of their fourth studio album, Mirror Master, which was released almost a year
London-based quartet Another Sky reached new heights at their Village Underground show this week. It’s almost a year on from their appearance on BBC’s Later… with Jools Holland, and now with two EPs and the honour of playing Huw Stephen’s final ever Maida Vale session
Feet’s own record label, Clapped Records, presented Clapped Night Out – a night of live music, late night DJs, and performance art at the new 26 Leake Street in Waterloo. In anticipation of their debut album, What’s Inside Is More Than Just Ham, due on
Australian electro-pop quintet Parcels played a sold out show as part of the Somerset House Summer Series last week. Now based in Berlin, Parcels released their self-titled debut album in October last year and played London’s Roundhouse shortly after. Their return was clearly highly anticipated as
