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Annie Tricks

Live Review: Nick Mulvey @ Lemon Grove

Now it is time for the third and final instalment of my Nick Mulvey reviews and this time it is his performance in the Lemon Grove last Monday. Now, after talking to him and listening to his music, I had a feeling we were up for a humble and heart warming performance; I certainly was not […]

Oct 25, 2017 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews, Uncategorized Tagged With: lemon grove, Acoustic, Annie Tricks, Nick Mulvey, Wake Up Now, Live performance, Cucurucu

It Isn’t Over Now: An Interview with Nick Mulvey

On a grey and dull Thursday afternoon, I had the opportunity to ring Nick Mulvey and have a bit of a chinwag about his new album. Not only did we discuss the beautiful themes running through his second album Wake Up Now, we delved into the topics of parenthood, sacred temples and friends. So Nick, what have you been up to […]

Oct 10, 2017 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: Mexico, Nick Mulvey, Wake Up Now, First Mind, Nicola Cruz, The Amazon

Album Review: Nick Mulvey – Wake Up Now

He is back. The man from Portico Quartet. The guy who gave us ‘Fever to the Form’ and ‘Curcurucu’. It is the one and only Nick Mulvey. Three years it has been since his debut album, First Mind, was released, and since then not only did he tour for two years, but he had a […]

Sep 11, 2017 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: music, album, guitar, singer songwriter, Second album, Nick Mulvey, Wake Up Now

Album Review: The Big Moon – Love in the 4th Dimension

Everyone had that phase in their teenage years where they decided they were cool, moody and wanted to be Avril Lavigne or Green Day with the black eyeliner and heavy fringes. Although The Big Moon aren’t perhaps quite heavy fringe people (as that definitely is not ‘cool’ anymore), they are undoubtedly one of those bands […]

Apr 20, 2017 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Album Review, pop rock, paramore, The Big Moon, Debut Album, girl band, Hayley Williams, Avril Lavigne

Album Review: Eliza and the Bear – Eliza and the Bear

The five males who came together in London in 2011 have burst on to the scene with their debut album; Eliza and the Bear. Making up the band are friendly chaps James Kellegher on lead vocals and guitar, Callie Noakes on vocals and guitar, Martin Dukelow on guitar, Chris Brand on bass, and Paul Kevin […]

May 12, 2016 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: new music, indie music, Eliza and the bear, Summer playlist, Indie folk, Debut Album, self titled

Being left alone on a night out is not worth the risk – my story

This is one of those stories that you will probably read and it won’t truly hit you. I saw articles like these all the time, but I never truly thought it could happen to me. But it did. It was Easter Sunday, I had arrived back in my home-town the day before from university, and […]

May 7, 2016 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Comment, Editors' Picks Tagged With: clubbing, Alcohol, crime, assault, personal account

Years and Years at the O2 Academy Bristol, 21/10/15

Precisely a year on from supporting Clean Bandit at the O2 Academy in Bristol, Years and Years have certainly burst onto the scene in the past 12 months. From seeing them as a shy, small band this time last year, the change in the group was huge, with their dramatic lighting and ownership of the stage. […]

Oct 29, 2015 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: dance, concert, bristol, o2 academy, Pop, Years and Years

Album Review: Half Moon Run – Sun Leads Me On

Half Moon Run Sun Leads Me On 23 October 2015, Glassnote T HE Montreal-based quartet, Half Moon Run, are back after a long international tour, with their new album Sun Leads Me On. Battling with the harsh pressures that are often piled onto a second album, the band have not failed to please, keeping essences of […]

Oct 26, 2015 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Band, slider, indie rock, Half Moon Run, Second album, Sun Leads Me On, Annie Tricks

The return of Downton: Catching up with the Abbey

The leaves on the trees are turning orange, the wind is getting colder, and I have started wearing my boots again which means only one thing – time for Downton! Downton Abbey is back for its sixth and final series (cue the tears from middle-aged women across the country) and, as Hugh Bonneville has promised […]

Oct 3, 2015 By Annie Tricks Filed Under: Screen, Screen Reviews Tagged With: TV, ITV, Period Drama, Downton Abbey

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