Happiness Is sounds somewhat like a homecoming

A night of rousing funk and mind-bending techno

The teaming up of Selective Hearing and Hi Ku was highly successful

We picked the brains of the Internets busiest music nerd Anthony Fantano on the state of guitar music, why AM sucked and Cal Chuchesta’s Christmas movie.

Two good sets are compromised by a lack of atmosphere

The experience they have in throwing parties was telling and all aspects of the festival from production to pricing were first-rate

Steve Aoki hits Victoria Warehouse on the 5th April.

The real beauty lies in how effortless the whole thing sounds

Cage The Elephant certainly put on a good show

Sepultura trigger large and fierce moshpits

There is only so much to be heard of similar sounding acoustic songs

Boddika delivers a typically abrasive set of pummelling techno

Darkside play the Ritz on March 27th

They’re past the debut of indie teenage angst, the suprise folk and an unexpected electronic tangent – now what?

Released January 1977 Sire Recrods Released barely nine months after their classic debut, The Ramones’s second record consolidated their status as pioneers of New York’s burgeoning punk rock scene and proved their early success was no accident. Leave Home – so titled because of their then-fledgling ambition to tour the world – embellished and improved […]

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

Warpaint don’t quite reach their past consistent heights

Sam Bartram considers the role of music festivals outside of Summer

A look at the forthcoming Bugged Out Weekender

Ruby Hoffman talks with The Family Rain about their debut album, highlights of last year and their fashion icon