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Taylor and Tyler overcome power cuts and clattering glasses to deliver a very special set as part of their appearance at Sounds from the Other City Festival.
After the Suicide-quoting rockabilly blitz of Badlands, Dirty Beaches returns with a cinematic double album exploring his own dark soul.
The London dream-pop duo show why they deserve far more attention at their euphoric album launch show.
With an assuredly illuminated artistic vision, George Washington Brown continues to have an impact on the music of our times.
Amsterdam’s Cole William’s has created an avant-garde master-piece in his debut outing.
Nic Offers’ moves steal the musical limelight somewhat as !!! deliver too much filler at The Village Underground.
Sonic onslaught from a different angle, Stefan Burnett delivers a Death Grips set sans drummer Zach Hill.
Yeah Yeah Yeahs swoop in for a late save at this year’s Alexandra Palace one-dayer.
One of the most enthralling live bands in modern indie rock make a long-awaited UK return.
The legendary musician yet again proves himself to have a tender touch when it comes to affairs of the heart.
Deerhunter set up uncharacteristically straightforward confines only to mock their self-set boundaries from within.
The Swedish electro duo make a long awaited live return with a show that challenges, delights and confuses in equal measures.