Music contributor Jack Greeney reviews the last leg of ultimate “Dad-Rock” band, Airbourne in all their hair metal glory
Elizabeth Gibson reviews Gabrielle Aplin in a unique setting: Manchester Cathedral
The heavy metal legends wage a long-awaited war on Manchester
The Killers return with mellow electric soulfulness book-ended by bite
PVRIS have matured their sound
Hannah Brierley takes a look at one of the UK’s most promising festivals
The Amazons’ triumphant performance at sold out Deaf Institute leaves the audience eagerly anticipating their return, writes Amy Matthews
Wire’s latest record is another excellent example of what they’ve always done — being impressively odd, writes Jacob Bernard-Banton
This week brings new releases from both well established and upcoming artists. Despite it being the beginning of spring, across all tracks darkness certainly prevails, writes Amy Matthews
Jack Greeney reviews the first show of the Leeds band’s ‘Wait For Me’ tenth anniversary tour
BRMC show a “very real” side at Manchester Academy
A deeply psychedelic experience which did Pink Floyd justice and then some
Elizabeth Gibson looks beyond the hype to the quiet beauty of Indigo Girls’ fifth album
Did I mention you can bring your own alcohol into the arena?!
Canadian singer-songwriter Christina Martin chats to Rebekah Shaw about her upcoming UK tour, stripped-down shows, and the social responsibility of music artists
“Despite their young age they are all really making ripples in the music world”
In his memory, Tara Bharadia looks over the career and impact of the groundbreaking songwriter
Nick Jeyarajah looks back on John Lennon’s solo debut, a painful and raw record that establishes a new identity for the former Beatle
