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Liam Gallagher: Metro Radio Arena, Newcastle – live review"
An exceptional performance that sees Liam Gallagher’s new album As You Were really shine among numerous classics.
Ultrasound: Real Britannia – Guest review by Jay Stansfield (All Hail Hyena)"
I’ve never seen them live (yet) but I would imagine they are awesome to watch if this album is anything to go by.
Primavera Sound: Opening Night – festival review"
An eclectic opening to this years Primavera Sound, with the tribal sounds of Goat pitched against Britpop legends Suede alongside Sr. Chinnaro.
Tom Hingley And The Kar-Pets The Lanes, Bristol – Live Review"
Tom Hingley & The Kar-Pets The Lanes, Bristol Saturday 14 May I like to be in the company of legends. And here is a quick list of legends of the older generation I can easily reel off: John Cooper Clarke, Atillah The Stockbroker and Tom Hingley. Coming two days after the release of the new […]
Live At Leeds – Festival Review"
Another brilliant year from Live At Leeds, with a huge variety of acts to choose from, there was always going to be the odd one who disappointed.