15th May 2012 in Reviews
Cramming in the pyrotechnic axe-wizardry of metal, the chundering drums of dance, and the infantile personal politics of punk. Vengeance and the Panther Queen sometimes get it right. Without even mentioning their music, how you react to Vengeance and the Panther Queen will have a great deal to… Read on
Guitars being hammered so skillfully by dudes in black and constantly hidden behind a blaze of swirling hair, living every thrasher’s dream.
One small step for artists but a giant leap for free arts exploits, Ruth Carlisle and Rebecca Collins journey through London’s humble spaces
Three unsigned bands plucked, strummed and beat this EP launch party into a well intended frolic of Shoreditch posers.
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CHARALAMBIDES + THE MICHAEL FLOWER BAND + DEAN MCPHEE + HITODAMA
THE CENTRIFUGE PRESENTS: RAFAEL ANTON IRISARRI + BENOÎT PIOULARD
CAROLINE KRAABEL + JOHN EDWARDS + RICHARD HARRISON (TRIO) + CHARLES HAYWARD (SOLO)
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