Vinyl Eddie Label Launch at Fibbers
York’s music scene expands ever further with the launch of a brand new indie record label.
Author: Mark Wright
Cattle & Cane – Birdsong
Cattle & Cane make a statement with their folk-rock meets orchestral performance of Birdsong at Middlesbrough Town Hall with support from the Northern Orchestra.
Discovery: Props
House on Fire by Props is a sweet and catchy electro-pop track that I guarantee will be stuck in your ear all week.
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Discovery: Wintersleep
Canadian indie outfit, Wintersleep, set the tone for their album In the Land Of with the satisfying and introspective track Forest Fire
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Discovery: Kidsmoke
North Wales natives Kidsmoke impress with their new track Passenger, a catchy, melodic and sweet-sounding indie-pop dream.
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Discovery: Aunt Margaux
Saint Frances, the new single from Canterbury based singer-songwriter Aunt Margaux is a spacey, intimate and melancholic look at love and all the tribulations it entails.
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Discovery: Patawawa
Patawawa have one foot in the seventies and one foot in the present as indie-pop, disco and funk come together on their new track All The Time.
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Young Marco at Fibbers
Friday night went off with a bang when Dutch DJ and producer Young Marco played to a packed Fibbers dancefloor. Young Marco, signed to the Dekmantel label, ignited Fibbers with an eccentric blend of techno and house with elements of afrobeats and world music. Nicely warmed up by his supporting DJs, Grice & Harrison and Fred Salt, the crowd was ready to see the Dutchman play. The night was closed off by Harvington who brought the dizzy night to a satisfying close. The event itself was organised by popular student events company, Blackbox.
Review and photography Mark Wright
Love Music Hate Racism at The Crescent
A cold Thursday night saw the Love Music Hate Racism gig at The Crescent Community Venue. The cold night was warmed up by supporters: A Joker Amongst Thieves and Joe Solo. The night was finished off by headliners, Crossfire Eagles. I’d never been down to The Crescent before and was unsure as I first walked in; but any doubt was quickly blown away by the warm atmosphere of the venue and the heart of the performing artists. One after another they delivered music gems in a refreshing variety of styles.
By Mark Wright
