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26th November 2011
An accomplished and interesting live show, Anna Calvi is an act that could restore your faith in British music.
24th November 2011
Candlelight Records showcase their roster in Manchester, but does it work. Also, Tom Geddes talks to Orange Goblin.
24th November 2011
Frantic keyboard heavy rockers Turbowolf smashed it up with Hawk Eyes, but not before chatting to Tom Geddes
22nd November 2011
Big release for stunning live band Turbowolf, but can their debut album live upto expectations?
22nd November 2011
Music Editor Tom Geddes takes a look at whether anybody comes away from Justin Bieber’s baby scandal without looking terrible.
22nd November 2011
Just how long does a trend take to burn out? A fly-by look at the rise and rise of pop-ups, a trend which seems in no danger of fading away. Plus a Q&A with pop-up enthusiasts NOISE charity.
21st November 2011
Sara Jaspans asks when film and art intersect – what happens to the facts? – in this artist-made documentary.
21st November 2011
Eleven hours of performance, on the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
21st November 2011
Hayley Flynn’s Skyliner blog captures the Manchester that we miss in the street-level crush
21st November 2011
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16th November 2011
A wonderfully beguiling and sensitive record from Deerhunter frontman, Bradford Cox.
16th November 2011
This overlooked British outfit still know how to produce some of the most gutsy and infectious rock music around.
16th November 2011
A step-down from their last Mancunian venture at Academy 1, The Maccabees prove that it’s not where you play but how you play that matters.
16th November 2011
Think Frankie Cocozza’s the most badass, rock n roll knobhead you’ve ever seen strutting his stuff? You’ve clearly never seen The Darkness then.
16th November 2011
Poetry and drum cymbals set alight? This isn’t your usual gig. This is a King Blues gig.
16th November 2011
The Dum Dum Girls manage to achieve the rare feat of recalling Joy Division in a manner that isn’t jarringly obvious.
16th November 2011
You can’t doubt Rise Against’s passion and stamina but as far as live experiences go, this one was a little disappointing.
16th November 2011
A modest but devoted crowd greet Brooklyn band The Antlers.
16th November 2011
A feeling of missed opportunity for the lack of a smashing set that the regulars at WHP have come to expect.
16th November 2011
Now Wave presents…Spectrals, Girls and Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks.