
They Might Be Giants – Glean
For their 17th studio album, Glean, New Yorkers They Might be Giants returned to their Dial-A-Song project, an ongoing venture that the band started…
For their 17th studio album, Glean, New Yorkers They Might be Giants returned to their Dial-A-Song project, an ongoing venture that the band started…
Hosting a joint venture between literature organisation Word Life and Now Then magazine, Plug ditched its usually sticky floored, student night feel for an…
Hailing from LA sibling duo The Pierces packed out The Leadmill for the Sheffield leg of their ‘Creation’ album tour. El May, Australian singer/songwriter…
Alex Adams, who has branded his sound a distinctive breed of soulful pop/dance, has been working hard in the run up to the release…
Two tracks into Voluntary Butler Scheme’s new album A Million Ways To Make Gold and it’s almost impossible to think about anything bad in…
It’s not often you hear Miley Cyrus and Sheffield legend Sean Bean referenced in the same show but somehow Dan Le Sac v Scroobius…
Named after one of the city’s popular student areas, singing songs written in the halls of residence and playing tracks that ‘only work in…
Never heard of Tony Pikehall? Then you must never have come across Derbyshire’s Y Not festival. The elusive character; who announced the festival’s line…
With tea towels and limited edition prints on the merch stand rather than mass produced hoodies and novelty underwear; and queues for real ale…
Blending seamlessly to create a sound more like a dreamy DJ mix enjoyed by UV painted festival goers with dinner plate pupils than a…
Warming up an almost empty Leadmill were San Cisco, making summery, chilled out, cider in the sunshine type music. You can tell the four…
For the launch of Low Duo’s album, Dive and Slide into the Blue, the Gatsby had an almost Dickensian feel, what with piles of…