If there was ever an upside to the confusion, uncertainty and misery that is gradually engulfing everyday life in the UK, it is that Essex-born troubadour Beans On Toast has never had so much material to work with.

Hotwax: The Talleyrand, Levenshulme – live review

Wayne Carey - March 19, 2023

Hotwax | John Rental The Talleyrand, Levenshulme Saturday, 18th March Hotly tipped trio Hotwax storm The Talleyrand...

Suede: Liverpool Philharmonic – live review

Banjo . - March 19, 2023

Suede | Desperate Journalist Liverpool Philharmonic 18th March 2023 Suede continue their impressive run of form...

Qwalia: Sound And Reason – review – ALBUM OF THE WEEK!

Gordon Rutherford - March 19, 2023

Qwalia: Sound And Reason Albert’s Favourites LP | DL Released 24th March 2023 Pre-order from Bandcamp Qwalia’s debut album...

Dance Craze – film review

Jamie Havlin - March 19, 2023

Dance Craze (1981) Director: Joe Massot Format: Dual Format Edition (Blu-ray & DVD) Length: 88 mins Release Date:...

Manchester Unspun By Andy Spinoza – book review

Iain Key - March 18, 2023

Manchester unspun by Andy Spinoza Published by Manchester University Press Out Now - Available Here How did...

The Strangerz: Hit The Ground – Single Review

Mark Ray - March 18, 2023

The Strangerz: Hit The Ground (Bandcamp) DL Released 17th March 2023 Strangerz third single praises slacking...

Volk Soup: Signs of Abjection – single review

Ged Babey - March 17, 2023

Single review Volk Soup - Signs of Abjection (self released) DL only out 17 March 2023 The first...

Surgeon: Crash Recoil – album review and interview

Ryan Walker - March 17, 2023

album review Surgeon: Crash Recoil - (Tresor) DL/LP/CD Out March 17th 2023 Crash Recoil establishes the unparalleled...

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