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The 1975

Live Review: The 1975 @ Westpoint, Exeter

“Rock and roll is dead, God bless The 1975,” flash the LED screens as the band finish playing ‘Sex’, the final song of the night. Only bands of the biggest ego could make such a claim, and it is frontman Matty Healy’s flamboyant, ineffable charisma that allows them to own the statement. God knows why […]

Feb 15, 2019 By Stephen Ong Filed Under: Live Reviews, Music Tagged With: rock, Pop, Live Music, Live Review, rock 'n' roll, Britpop, The 1975, Pale Waves

Swim Against the Tide: An Interview with The Japanese House

Among the collection of highly anticipated albums to be released this spring includes the debut record from The Japanese House, the solo project of London-based Amber Bain. The dream-pop and electronica signature of The Japanese House is one of the blossoming sounds on dynamic indie label Dirty Hit Records, and Bain took some time to […]

Feb 12, 2019 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music Interviews, Music Tagged With: fleetwood mac, shura, bon iver, The 1975, MUNA, Kate Bush, Androgyny, Dirty Hit

Live Review: The Japanese House @ Thekla, Bristol

Mysterious and ominous, the venue for The Japanese House’s performance, Thekla, is a docked boat that looms in the harbour, a stone’s throw from the heart of Bristol city centre. Although it appears cold and unforgiving from the outside, once inside, it opens up into a small and intimate venue, for no more than 200 […]

Dec 17, 2018 By Music Filed Under: Live Reviews, Music Tagged With: wolf alice, indie pop, dream pop, The 1975, The Japanese House

Live Review: Pale Waves @ the O2 Academy Bristol

On the 3rd of October Pale Waves ended the UK leg of their tour at the O2 Academy in Bristol. Before even entering the venue, it was clearly going to be an auspicious event. The O2 Priority line was overflowed with keen young fans: a large group held bouquets of roses, and many were dressed […]

Dec 6, 2018 By Bryony Gooch Filed Under: Live Reviews, Music Tagged With: Indie, Pop, Live Review, The 1975, #music, goth

“This is only the start!” An interview with Pale Waves’ Heather Baron Gracie

On the last day of the Pale Waves UK tour, I was lucky enough to interview lead singer and songwriter Heather Baron Gracie at the O2 Academy in Bristol about tour life, home life, musical and aesthetic influences, and loving pop music. So it’s been a really big year for you guys! You came fifth in […]

Dec 6, 2018 By Bryony Gooch Filed Under: Music Interviews, Music Tagged With: music, interview, taylor swift, Gothic, Pop, charli XCX, The 1975

Album Review: Pale Waves – My Mind Makes Noises

My Mind Makes Noises is the first studio album released by Mancunian quartet Pale Waves, coming just seven months after their studio EP All The Things I Never Said. The EP won plaudits for its jagged, pop-rock sound, with lead singer Heather Baron-Gracie belting out four encouraging singles. They were unique, with amazing guitar riffs […]

Sep 28, 2018 By Music Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: music, rock, Indie, The 1975, Dirty Hit Records, Pale Waves, my mind makes noises

Album Review: Fickle Friends – You Are Someone Else

Among the cache of rising young artists bringing wistful indie pop out of the 1980s and into the late 2010s (Shura, MUNA, and more) stand Brighton quintet Fickle Friends. After two years touring without a label, 2018 has now seen the release of the group’s highly anticipated debut record, You Are Someone Else. Having accumulated […]

Mar 21, 2018 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: '80s, shura, paramore, The 1975, Fickle Friends, MUNA, Natassja Shiner, Brighton musicians

There’s A Honey: An Interview with Pale Waves’ Heather Baron-Gracie

Hailed as ‘your newest indie-pop sensation’ by The Fader, Manchester’s latest indie offering Pale Waves were one of this year’s highly acclaimed performers on the Reading and Leeds BBC Introducing Stage. Following their appearance earlier this year as special guest on The 1975’s sold out USA and Europe tours, and their music video for second […]

Sep 26, 2017 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music Interviews, Music Tagged With: Reading, Manchester, wolf alice, BBC Introducing, The 1975, Prince, Pale Waves, The Cranberries

Ghostbusters, Paris and Punk: An Interview with Wolf Alice’s Theo Ellis

Despite only releasing their debut single in 2013, Wolf Alice are excitingly counting down the days until their second album, Visions of a Life, is released for all the world to hear. With their 2015 debut, My Love is Cool, making the ‘Best Albums of the Year’ lists in The Guardian, NME, Q and Rough […]

Sep 16, 2017 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music Interviews, Music Tagged With: Ghostbusters, wolf alice, paramore, Jeremy Corbyn, The 1975, Matty Healy, Superfood, Dirty Hit Records, T2 Trainspotting

Album Review: Superfood – Bambino

Among the sparkling catalogue of Dirty Hit Records’ artists such as Wolf Alice, The 1975 and Benjamin Francis Leftwich is Superfood, or rather the stage name of Dom Ganderton and Ryan Malcolm, Birmingham’s latest creators of colourful, energetic indie rhythms, set to release upcoming LP Bambino in the coming week. Recorded over the last few […]

Sep 8, 2017 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Album Reviews, Music Tagged With: The 1975, Gallagher Brothers, Gorillaz, Superfood, BBC Big Weekend 2017, Rex Orange County, Metronomy, Jamiroquai

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