Browse By

All posts by Aurora Henni Krogh

Interview // FOX CHAPEL

It feels like we’re stuck there, and the thing about being stuck in one place for a while is that you just get bored – newcomers FOX CHAPEL reflect on life as a band from Northampton and everything that involves. Fox Chapel are ready for their

HINDS New Song Review // “Holograma”

Gangly girl group HINDS releases new single, Holograma. After releasing their critically acclaimed debut, Leave Me Alone, things have gone non-stop for the Madrid outfit. These chicas hold nothing back, and whilst selling out shows both in the UK and across Europe, it seems like

DMA’S Gig Review // Electric Ballroom

DMA’S perform to a sold out crowd at Electric Ballroom in London. It is an Australian night at Camden’s Electric Ballroom this Monday evening as London-based Aussie infused Splashh warm up the crowd for Sydney’s very own DMA’S. After Splashh do an exquisite job with kicking off

HACKNEY WONDERLAND FESTIVAL Review

HACKNEY WONDERLAND returns with the third festival edition. It is Sunday afternoon, and whilst some people are heading home for their Sunday roast, I’m heading to Hackney’s Oval Space for the second day of Hackney Wonderland. The end of festival season is here and October

ASYLUMS Gig Review // Hackney Wonderland

ASYLUMS bring their madness to Hackney Wonderland. It is Wonderland weekend in Hackney and as the sad remains of the Saturday’s cans and bottles scatter the venue streets, the people who bravely skipped Sunday dinner in favour of their dose of live music will soon get

FOX CHAPEL New Song Review // “Dead Flowers”

FOX CHAPEL share new single Dead Flowers. Photo by Jack Matthews Northampton lot Fox Chapel have just released Dead Flowers, the B-side to their forthcoming single Ice Cream, and we definitely like what we hear. Mastering the balance between distorted and refined noise, Fox Chapel manage to intertwine

TEMPLES Gig Review // Oslo, London

TEMPLES lighten up Hackney’s Oslo. Temples are back and we have missed them. From mystical tunes of the intro the feeling of something special is in the air. As Temples‘ frontman James Bagshaw enters the centre of the stage, and familiar cords to Colours Of