Filth dazzled in the charity event at Jimmy’s, to the delight of Bella Fleming and Georgina Davidson

With the Manchester Podcast Festival now in its second year, Bella Fleming previews all the recordings you should look out for

Bella Fleming writes about the loss of the talented young band Her’s and their outstanding contribution to the indie music world

Julia Jacklin proved that she is more than the heartbreak of her last album, bringing laughter, sadness and fun facts about cities across the UK” writes Bella Fleming.

Bella Fleming writes about the gig from electronic punk duo Sleaford Mods at Manchester Academy 1 which was nothing but uninspiring and disappointing

Eton mess is an album full of impressive lyricism but an underdeveloped and uninspiring sound, writes contributor Bella Fleming

Bella Fleming catches up with Folk singer, Beans On Toast, to get all the gossip about his latest tour and the influences that shaped his musical career.

On the announcement that Pink will receive the BRIT Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music, Bella Fleming looks at the reasons why she is not a worthy winner

Contributor Bella Fleming spills all the details on the upcoming BRIT Awards and everything you need to know in preparation for the big night.

As indie rockers The Amazons return to Manchester, Bella Fleming tells you all you need to know about their sold-out gig at Jimmy’s

“Think Jorja Smith vocals meeting Goat Girl bass lines meeting Idles’ punk energy”, writes Bella Fleming.

Sunflower Bean are back in the spotlight to represent the New York indie-rock scene with their mediocre new punchy pop/rock EP King Of The Dudes, writes Bella Fleming

Bella Fleming takes a look back in time at Kate Bush’s album The Whole Story, arguably one of music’s most influential and important releases to date

Kurt Vile plays as a shaggy-haired guitar virtuoso, preaching his beautiful music to a sea of dedicated fans, writes Bella Fleming

Bella Fleming gives all the details on upcoming indie-grunge band, Goat Girl, and their sold-out gig at Manchester’s beloved Gorilla