Lune captivates the crowd at the London launch of Swedish festival, Way Out West.

A grandiose setting provides the perfect setting for the Duluth trio’s new record ‘The Invisible Way’.

A woman of otherworldly perfection and worldly humility, we catch Mrs Carter on her first night’s reign at The O2.

More friendly magic eye picture than mind-bending pupil dilation, Temples deliver a gentle trip in Middlesbrough.

Seattle’s Minus the Bear take songs from new album Infinity Overhead – and some crowd-pleasing oldies – on the road, and to Glasgow’s King Tut’s.

The Versailles quartet celebrate the release of their fifth studio album ‘Bankrupt!’ with a fiercely cool performance in West London.

Brooklyn’s Arthur Ashin delivers a public sermon slash therapy session; a ramped up minister, spouting out the gospel of heartache and self loathing.

An unlikely collaboration between members of The Moldy Peaches and Little Joy is presented live in Manchester – with mixed results

If the restless melancholy of Steve Mason’s records suggested someone who has been fighting for a while, tonight’s performance suggests he’s finally winning.

Intriguing pop from the raven haired Swedish siren.