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Live Review: Angel Olsen @ Motion, Bristol

Seeing Angel Olsen live for the first time was an enthralling experience. Walking into the venue, one wouldn’t think that such a classy, captivating and cohesive performance with undertones of 1960’s nostalgia would gel so well with the grimy, industrial appeal of Motion. Olsen’s band were decked in their trademark grey-suit-and-bolo-tie combination which, combined with […]

Nov 8, 2016 By Helen Payne Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: bristol, Pop, Live, motion, 60s, Shut Up Kiss Me, My Woman, Burn Your Fire For No Witness, Angel Olsen, Half Way Home

Live Review: The Hunna – Thekla, Bristol

The Hunna are blowing up. After a summer of festivals including Reading and Leeds, and the holy grail of the Radio 1 playlist, the debut album has arrived and they have embarked on a tour of the UK. I had seen The Hunna at Reading; they produced the most exciting daytime set that I witnessed […]

Oct 17, 2016 By Jonny Morris Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: bristol, Bonfire, thekla, alt rock, The Hunna, The Sherlocks, Ryan Potter, She's Casual

Goons, Country Classics, The Occult – An Interview with All Them Witches

Bristol, Somerset. I descended the stairs of the ominous black ex-warship known during the colonial crusades as “Her Majesty’s Enslaver” – THEKLA. Huddled behind the stage in the galley of the vessel I found a gang of noble pioneering rockers from Nashville, USA (ex-British colony). They called themselves All Them Witches. As I gazed upon […]

Oct 12, 2016 By Harry Williams Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: interview, bristol, thekla, Colonialism, All Them Witches, Psychedelic Blues, Stoner Rock, Post-Stoner

Live Review: All Them Witches – Thekla, Bristol

It was 6:30pm on a Sunday in Brizzle, and the autumn sun was shining right in my eyes as I peered down at Google Maps. Where was Thekla? Somewhere by the river, okay. Plodding on, some church bells stared ringing from somewhere – apt, really, as I turned the corner and, like some spooky cartoon, my […]

Oct 12, 2016 By Sam Norris Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: bristol, Nashville, thekla, All Them Witches, Psychedelic Blues, Neo-psychedelic, occult, the great machine, charles william, when god comes back, lightning at the door

Honey, lemons and an interview with Ry X

Ry Cuming is pottering around a makeshift backstage at Bristol’s St. Thomas the Martyr church. There’s no tap – (“where do they get the holy water from?”) – practicality, perhaps, a reason why the building hasn’t seen a great many gigs in its lifetime. Regardless, he’s managed to pull together the few ingredients needed for […]

Aug 27, 2016 By Tristan Gatward Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: interview, bristol, Berlin, Ry X, Ry Cuming, Howling, St Thomas the Martyr, Frank Wiedemann

Review: Bristol Comedy Garden

Cast your minds back to the week following the EU Referendum result. It was a turbulent one, to say the least. Crashes and resignations, speeches and revelations: everything that could have happened seemed to happen. So it’s fair to say that my trip to Bristol Comedy Garden on Tuesday 28 June came as a blessed […]

Jul 12, 2016 By Jeremy Brown Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features, Arts Reviews Tagged With: Review, bristol, Comedy, stewart lee, James Acaster, Bristol Comedy Garden

Flock Rock: An Interview with Eagulls

How is the tour going? What was it like playing in the Fiddler’s Club in Bristol? Fiddler’s Club was really good. We tried to play a bunch of shows where we were playing independent venues that aren’t really used as often as they should be and Fiddler’s was one on the list that we wanted […]

May 10, 2016 By Kathy Giddins Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: bristol, cavern, Eagulls, tour, 2016, Ullages, Fiddler's Club

In an age like this: An Interview with Louis Berry

Meeting in a cosy room somewhere in the depths of the sprawling upstairs of the Louisiana, Bristol’s prime indie and folk venue, Louis Berry appears calm and collected ahead of the first night of his first ever headline tour. The short tour will see him play five shows around the country, ending with a gig […]

Feb 28, 2016 By Victoria Gilmore Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: music, interview, bristol, Nashville, rock 'n' roll, Louis Berry, Louisianna, BBC Introducing, Jake Bugg

Live Review: NME Awards Tour

It’s been a big last few months for the NME, a former torchbearer in the realm of independent music, representing all that is alternative and against the grain. However, following a big rebranding exercise back in September that saw the magazine be given away for free across the country, alongside some slightly controversial cover stars […]

Feb 19, 2016 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: bristol, NME Awards Tour, Drenge, Bloc Party, O2 Academy Bristol, Hymns, NME, NME Awards, Rat Boy, Bugzy Malone

Live Review: BBC 6 Music Festival (14/02/16)

BBC 6 Music Festival 2016 (Various Artists) Motion, Bristol 14 February 2016   Now in its third year, BBC 6 Music Festival is arguably on its way to becoming a mainstay of the British festival circuit, despite being held at a time of year more associated with coats and scarves than Raybans and flower-necklaces. After […]

Feb 18, 2016 By James Beeson Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Review, festival, gig, bristol, BBC, Indie, Live, Frank Turner, motion, alternative, kurt vile, Foals, 6 Music Festival, Polica

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