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Live Review: Benjamin Francis Leftwich @ The Cavern

Benjamin Francis Leftwich’s music is not precisely what one thinks about when they hear the words “nightclub on a Saturday night”. The whole concept sounds contradictory. And yet the combination of the two that I got to see at Cavern on the 6th of April was surprising and charming, in the best possible way. The […]

Apr 23, 2019 By Music Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Exeter, cavern, Indie, Folk, Acoustic, Live Review, benjamin francis leftwich

The night is young

It’s easy to sympathise with the freshers’ plight. Your first hours in Exeter might proceed with a certain lingering itch – having bid goodbye to your family, with all the requisite hugs and assurances of moral character, your neck-hairs bristle as one of your slack-jawed, doe-eyed new friends suggests a night out. You leap, but […]

Oct 25, 2018 By Harry Caton Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: freshers, University, Exeter, clubbing, cavern, move, Unit 1, Time Piece

‘The band is the strongest it’s ever been’: An Interview with Sam Douglas of Mallory Knox

  It could be any time – it could even surprise me! We’re in a position where we can do what we want now. Mallory Knox has been at the forefront of British rock music for years, and now bassist and former backing vocalist Sam Douglas is stepping into the limelight after the departure of […]

May 17, 2018 By Alex Wingrave Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: interview, rock, cavern, mallory knox, foo fighters, british rock, Blink-182

An Emotional Journey – Interview with Robert Garbett

Playing the Exeposé Showcase at Cavern for sure, I’ve always really wanted to play there since I was a teenager Music Editor Alex Wingrave to local musician and Exeposé Showcase alumnus Robert Garbett about his influences, writing in the studio and the songs which make him get up and dance. You’ve got quite a few […]

May 17, 2018 By Alex Wingrave Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: music, cavern, Acoustic, metal, enter shikari, Exeposé Music Showcase, robert garbett

Live Review: Thank You Scientist @ Exeter Cavern

Thank You Scientist is a band that is impossible to pin down. On the one hand they kind of sound like an orchestra on meth, yet on the other they incorporate some beautiful guitar driven melodies into their music. In speaking to songwriter-in-chief and the driving force of the band, guitarist Tom Monda, he summed […]

Dec 13, 2017 By Billy Chivers Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: music, rock, experimental, cavern, Thank You Scientist, Prog, Noise Complex

Live Review: Tigercub @ Exeter Cavern

The Cavern is the ideal location for a Tigercub gig in Exeter. The dark and gloomy atmosphere goes hand in hand with their sound, which fits somewhere in between the loud-quiet dynamics of Nirvana and the swagger of Queens of the Stone Age. Tigercub are a three-piece from Brighton, and earlier this year toured with […]

Oct 28, 2017 By John Western Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: cavern, nirvana, My-Hi, Queens of the Stone Age, Cassels

From the rubble: Exeter rebuilds

In the wake of the destructive fire at the Royal Clarence Hotel, and several other recent fires in the city, Exeposé have spoken to the business owners whose lives have been disrupted. The community has pulled together to ensure businesses reopen for the overall benefit of the city centre. There has been an abundance of […]

Nov 11, 2016 By Rachel Ashenden Filed Under: News Tagged With: cathedral green, fire, cavern, Royal Clarence Hotel, Fire Service, royal clarence, rebuilds

Fire closes the Cavern for several weeks

A fire at Exeter’s Cavern on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning will close the popular venue on Queen Street for “several weeks”. The fire started at around 10.20pm and firefighters from Crediton, Exeter and Topsham continued to tackle the blaze until around 2 am on Wednesday morning. Emergency services were first alerted when smoke was […]

Sep 12, 2016 By David Smeeton Filed Under: News Tagged With: nightlife, fire, cavern, club, damage, closed, fire damage

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

Campus Bands presents Battle of the Bands, The Grand Final

14 bands started out in January as young, hopeful musicians battling it out for only one thing: eternal bragging rights as Exeter’s finest student band (oh, and a £500 cash prize). As the numbers slowly whittled down week by week through audience vote and the judge’s pick, the competition got fiercer until just four finalists […]

Mar 21, 2016 By Helen Payne Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: cavern, campus bands, battle of the bands, slider, exeter cavern, chebs, lucius and milo, trystero, national acrobats

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