‘Don’t pass out on me, man,’ says Teddy Swims at one point during his Scarborough set, urging audience members to drink water as well as alcohol.
Continue reading “Live Review: Teddy Swims Treats Scarborough With An Arena Level Performance”
Canadian act Swamp Music Players recently teamed up with Hilary Beckett to release a new single called Run With Us. It’s actually pretty unique, as the … Continue reading Interview: Swamp Music Players
If you caught my reviews of Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas’ singles That Was That and Shy Girl last year, then you’ll know that I’ve already marked them out as a real find.
Continue reading “Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas Connect With Must Listen Self-Titled Debut”
Anglo-Arab singer-songwriter Layla Kaylif has created one of my favourite songs of the month so far, coming in the form of Black is the Colour. The … Continue reading Interview: Layla Kaylif
On 19 July 2026, I saw two wildly contrasting reviews of The Odyssey.
Continue reading “Film Review: Nolan Takes On Adaptation Of The Odyssey – A Challenge Of Epic Proportions?”
Gus Cliverwood’s latest single Bambi Eyes is enchanting and intelligent, a promise of meticulous artistry in future projects.
Continue reading “Discovery: Gus Cliverwood’s Beautifully Crafted Single Lands On Our Radar”
When I reviewed the original release of Songbird by DataBass (real name Kathleen Arndt) in November 2025, I said she’d be “a force to be reckoned with as her career develops.” A new remix album may well prove me right.
Continue reading “Premiere: DataBass Reimagines Songbird With Some Help”
Forty years ago, in July 1986, I went to my first gig. Queen, playing at Wembley Stadium, were one year out from their much-applauded Live Aid set.
Continue reading “Miles Salter Reflects on Four Decades of Going to Gigs”
Friday afternoon at The Museum Gardens had a different feel to Thursday’s synthesiser garden party with a (slightly) younger and much more feminine crowd.
Continue reading “Live Review: Self Esteem And Co. Bring Much Needed Edge To Museum Garden Party”
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