Winston Surfshirt bring the funk to Brixton. Australian band Winston Surfshirt brought their international tour to Electric Brixton, showcasing their easy going sound and multi-instrumental approach. Their self-described stylistic influences include surf rock and West Coast hip hop, which makes for an interesting and dynamic
From Welcome To Your Life to Colours and everything in between, Grouplove never fail to deliver. The LA band broke in the stage at new venue ‘Lafayette’ with infectious energy and an all-around good time. Grouplove have not graced UK shores for quite some time and it was obvious
Irish heavyweights The Script took to The O2 stage like a duck to water. With no fewer than six studio albums under their belts, the trio from Dublin have their live performance choreographed to perfection. The O2 stage was set up with a huge round
Showing us that it only takes two to tango, APRE stormed Scala on Thursday night with a captivating set. The alt-pop duo, who met at a local chess club have come a long way. Having toured with Sam Fender, Friendly Fires, Inhaler, and LANY, Charlie
Boy & Bear make their triumphant return to Europe in a harmonious night in London. As Sydney locals, Boy & Bear don’t make too many trips across to Europe to showcase their rich indie-rock folk sound. Especially in light of lead singer Dave Hosking’s recently
Punk will never die when there are bands like The Murder Capital keeping it alive and breathing. Those in attendance at the Electric Ballroom on Friday night were in for a rollercoaster of emotions from the Dublin five-piece, The Murder Capital. Dressed in crisp, albeit
The Jungle Giants powered into Electric Brixton on Saturday, bringing their Australian sound (both new and old) to the London crowds. The Brisbane band played a huge sold out show, with many fellow Australians in attendance looking for a quality taste of home. The Jungle
In case you missed it, ‘Murph’ of The Wombats has embarked on solo project Love Fame Tragedy. Following the release of his first EP, I Don’t Want To Play The Victim, But I’m Really Good At It, the new song is a taste of what
The band has showcased their newest angsty track, along with the official music video, titled The New Insane. The music video for The New Insane is an eclectic and chaotic set of cinematic shots from previous live shows, with dark blood-red filtering eliciting a frenzied
Joining fellow Aussie pub rock mates The Chats on their UK tour, it made for one hell of a night. Formed in 2012, BAD//DREEMS – vocalist Ben Marwe, bassist James Bartold, guitarist Ali Wells, Cameron, and Wilson self-describe as “outsider rock”. Their sound and influences
