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Sing It Back: Albert Hall marks its 10th anniversary with Róisín Murphy and others

Sing It Back: Albert Hall marks its 10th anniversary with Róisín Murphy and others

Albert Hall is celebrating 10 years of stellar success with headlining concerts by Róisín Murphy and Osees, following performances by Mogwai and Peter Hook and the Light
Anniversaries, jump scares, and onset tinnitus: Mogwai transfix the Albert Hall

Anniversaries, jump scares, and onset tinnitus: Mogwai transfix the Albert Hall

25 years on from their debut album, the Glaswegian band persist in offering up new ideas, new concepts, and new meaning
Mogwai: “I feel our music, to the music world, is like a Louis Theroux documentary”

Mogwai: “I feel our music, to the music world, is like a Louis Theroux documentary”

The Mancunion talk to Mogwai’s Barry Burns about the band’s 25 year career, spanning powerful live shows and soaring film scores
Sigur Ros move and exhilarate at O2 Apollo Manchester

Sigur Ros move and exhilarate at O2 Apollo Manchester

The Icelandic post-rockers return to O2 Apollo Manchester to celebrate their illustrious 25-year career
‘As The Love Continues’ – Mogwai – post-rock at its best

‘As The Love Continues’ – Mogwai – post-rock at its best

Music Editor Reece Ritchie reviews ‘As The Love Continues’ Mogwai’s latest offering. Discussing post-rock and music without lyrics
Live Review: Mogwai at Albert Hall

Live Review: Mogwai at Albert Hall

Jay Plent recounts this fiery performance from post-rock giants Mogwai

Album: Mogwai – Rave Tapes

Familiar Mogwai tropes on Rave Tapes are mostly pleasing but occasionally a little dull

Live: Mogwai @ Academy 1

Returning to Academy 1 in support of their seventh album, the wonderfully-titled Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will, post-rock veterans Mogwai deliver a stirring, two-hour set that spans their entire career. They showcase a whole host of tracks from the new record, opening with the chirpy and upbeat ‘White Noise’, with ‘Mexican Grand Prix’, ‘I’m Lionel Richie’ and new single ‘Rano Pano’ also aired, the latter brilliantly blending grinding guitars with subtle synths. This is a band capable of conveying an incredibly wide range of emotion in their music, which is all the more remarkable when you consider that the vast majority of it is purely instrumental.