Dog Is Dead have that feel good vibe that’ll hold them in good stead for the coming festival season.

A mesmerising and genuinely impressive set from the Edinburgh quartet.

If TKaK continue to produce songs of this magnitude, the future will be bright for these London boys.

Assured, energetic and genuine. That’s a Howler set.

His style is unique and requires a huge amount of coordination in order to mix and sing at the same time.

Marcus Foster may be old friends with twinkly vampire Robert Pattinson, but don’t let that put you off.

Arriving 20 minutes late on the eve of Halloween, it’s difficult to discern what the band have more of – instruments or facial hair.

Alternative 5-piece, Rook and the Ravens, play a blinding show to a sold out Deaf Institute.

The Glaswegians make the rounds for the last time on their farewell tour.

Tragedy, heartbreak and Dinosaur Sex – Emmy the Great brings Virtue to the Deaf Institute

Free American Apparel goody bags? Drinks tokens? What is this madness? It can only be the launch of Vice!

As the show started, and timid guitars gathered together to create a melancholic atmosphere, a fellow spectator echoed my thoughts and turned to ask: “Is this Wolf People?” Yet undeniably, it was. This minimal, almost shy entrance was immediately juxtaposed by the introduction of the anthemic ‘Silbury Sands’ and a raw, guitar-based aggression was installed. At times I found myself returning to the heavy rock heaven of the early ‘70s and, dare I say it, a slight tinge of Led Zeppelin was evident in certain moments, as towering guitar riffs and booming bass lines resonated throughout the jam-packed Deaf Institute.