Kingsley seems to be one of those restless souls. Founding the Chapman Family in the mid 2000s. He has been
Category: Live Reviews
It is several years since I last saw Saint Agnes. Always a band to put in an energetic performance. Tonight’s
A really odd album release at Rough Trade. Ligeti Quartet playing an in-store for the release of their take on
After this afternoon’s enjoyable gig with Snuff, it was time to continue the fun with Lottery Winners, a band I
It is eight years since I last saw HMHB. They are not the most prolific touring band and when they
With no plans in London, I thought I would give the lineup at the Corn Exchange a listen. First band
I had decided Dry Cleaning were now too big. I don’t do Brixton Academy. I don’t like large audience gigs.
Ah the mysteries of Daylight Music numbering system. Was today Daylight Music 356 or 357? I thought there was a
This was my second encounter with Anna B Savage. A Rough Trade in-store to celebrate the release of her new
During lockdown, my day evolved into distinct blocks. A work block, an evening block for cooking and watching TV and
Another visit to the Horn from Panic Shack. This time headlining the evening. In tow were Snayx (pronounced Snakes and
Squid were originally meant to play Scala for the release of their excellent debut album ‘Bright Green Field’. However, due
Second night in the presence of Hamish Hawk in the same week. This time an intimate solo acoustic gig at
After catching him at last year’s Great Escape, I have been impressed by the charming Hamish Hawk. Every time I
What a great evening at the Corn Exchange. Three artists who previously impressed at the Horn, returning on the same