Clad in black, with a grave yard bottle of Cherry B. Eyeliner tears streaked our faces as we listened to ‘What Difference Does It Make’. Do you remember? Desperate Journalist takes us back there. (read more)
Trebuchet slides its way down to Islington on a snowy St Patrick’s Day to bear witness to the Country stylings of ex-Popster Derek Ryan. (read more)
In conversation with pop’s brave new hope for hopeful, brave pop (read more)
While Jule Vera wait for summer, the listener waits for an original hook. (read more)
Summer energy (of the welcome kind) comes to Camden (read more)
Frosty and frantic – there are two sides to the iceberg that is Joanne Pollock’s debut (read more)
Is contemporary artists carrying on the electronic traditions of the 1980s: a cultural ourobouros or just clean fun? (read more)
Destined to be discarded, Olsson pushes the right buttons with Millions. Just not hard enough. (read more)
A rare harmony engulfs Islington’s Academy as Wildwood Kin cast their melodic spell (read more)
Sister act Wildwood Kin prove the rule of harmonious juxtaposition at Islington Academy (read more)
have seen many things in my years of gigging. Some were merely strange. Others, I would have put down to other things influencing me if there weren’t any photographic proof: people suspending themselves with meathooks (read more)
Tragedy do one thing and they do it well (read more)
Viddy those droogs! Last Great Dreamers put on a horrorshow sloochattening at the Hope and Anchor. Photos (read more)
Warming up the crowd for Matt Goss, Sam Lavery proves that she too can spellbind a crowd (read more)
Extravaganza! Matt Goss lights up the Shepherd’s Bush Empire. Photos (read more)
Heavy alt-pop stylings at the launch of Nova Neon’s debut album (read more)
Skinnycandy gets a dose of stream of consciousness at the appropriately Joycean Bloom Twins (read more)
Pop, blues, groove. Camden’s Koko samples all three with Kadaver and Blues Pills. (read more)
Why some songs get stuck in your head (read more)
Delightful subtlety and sumptuous variance – Nouvelle Vague (read more)
Trebuchet reports on Man and the Echo at the Lexinton, and finds no need to be vile (read more)
Photos of political popsters Man and the Echo at the Lexington, London (read more)
Photos of two eighties icons unlikely to crop up on safe pop nostalgia tours (read more)
Pink, glitter, punk, gritty. Photographs of The SoapGirls at The Dublin Castle, London. (read more)
Photos from the visual extravaganza that was Kyary Pamyu Pamyu at Camden’s Koko in July 2016 (read more)
Squeaky clean or down and dirty? You decide. The Soap Girls bare (almost) all. (read more)
Photos of Brian Wilson performing live at Primavera Porto (read more)
Several songs in search of a style, Cross the Verge is random jukebox gold (read more)
Photos from the Pentatonix show at Brixton Academy (read more)
he thought of Brixton Academy being filled to the rafters with tearful teenagers on the verge of hysteria is not out of the ordinary. The thought of these same teens waiting emotionally in a seemingly (read more)
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