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Steve Asenjo provides a dramatic photographic record of Laura Veirs’ recent show at London’s Union Chapel, ably supported by alt-folkster Sam Amidon.
A blonde with a guitar and a fringe: ever a favourite in the TLOBF world. Valerio Berdini shoots The Joy Formidable at their recent Cambridge show.
Florrie – a pop starlet of limitless class and someone we personally can’t get enough of at The Line of Best Fit. We sent ace photographer Jason Williamson along to her recent London show and here’s the pictorial evidence.
When The Quietus announced an intimate London show to anticipate the release of Mogwai’s latest album Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will, it was no surprise that it sold out before most folks could find their debit cards. There was rage. Some eBay skulduggery was afoot. But so it goes.
On the eve of the arrival of long overdue new material, The Duke Spirit headline a packed out Heaven as part of the NME Awards Tour series of shows where they previewed material from their third album Bruiser – currently slated for a May release.
Ace music photographer Steve Asenjo sent us photos from the Bloomsbury Theatre last week where, where Kristin Hersh, performed words and music from her memoir, ‘Paradoxical Undressing’.
Cambridge-based photographer Valerio Berdini offers a stunning visual record of I Am Kloot’s show at The Junction, earlier this week.
Steve Asenjo offers a stunning photographic record of Saint Etienne’s Christmas show last month, with support from TLOBF favourites The Radio Dept.
From the hangover soothing Isobel Campbell and Mark Lanegan to the infectious dance inducing Crystal Castles, it’s day two of ATP’s Belle & Sebastian curated Bowlie 2.
Following their recent support act to Vampire Weekend, the New York duo arise to produce a stellar if not steady performance at their sellout London gig. Christian Adofo reviews.
Jens Lekman played The Green Building in Brooklyn last night. A highly intimate show that sold out in a staggering 7 minutes, our NYC based photographer Cory Smith was on hand to capture the magic in full.
And you thought Patrick Wolf was camp. Check out photographs from Canada’s newest flamboyant pop export Diamond Rings as he played New York City’s Mercury Lounge. Photographs by Cory Smith.