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Diary Date – April Towers

Odd Job Promotions have been putting on shows in Leeds for a couple of years now, giving a platform to … More

April Towers

The Orielles – Silver Dollar Moment Review

Out now on Heavenly. Nestled between two beacons of post-industrial genesis in Leeds and Manchester, successful bands from the town … More

Indie, Silver Dollar Moment, The Orielles

Creep Show – Mr.Dynamite Review

In such venal times, what other refuge is there for anyone but in the depths of the absurd? Anyone who … More

Cabaret Voltaire, Creep Show, John Grant, Mr.Dynamite

In Town This Week – Hookworms

The story surrounding Leeds band Hookworms third album Microshift isn’t uplifting just because it became a surprise top 20 hit … More

Hookworms, Live In Leeds, Microshift

Franz Ferdinand – Always Ascending Review

Given that their last album Right Thoughts, Right Words, Right Actions was created out of the band’s near demise, the … More

Alex Kapranos, Always Ascending, Franz Ferdinand

Idles – Exclusive Interview

Bristolian five piece Idles had a tumultuous 2017, releasing the widely acclaimed album Brutalism and with their hilarious and visceral live … More

Brutalism, Idles, Punk

Wild Beasts – Last Night All My Dreams Came True review

It’s rare that you get to choose the terms of your own exit; in the case of Wild Beasts it’s … More

Last Night All My Dreams Came True, Wild Beasts

Calexico – The Thread That Keeps Us Review

Recently New Zealand based website The Spinoff published a lengthy piece on what as they saw it was the recalibration … More

Calexico, Review, The Thread That Keeps Us

Haus – Live at the Brudenell Social Club, Leeds

“There was to be none of the expected rawness in which you associate with up and coming bands and HAUS come across as a group well beyond their years already in terms of live performance.”

Brudenell Social Club, Haus, Indie, Live In Leeds

Weekender #6 Fleet Foxes – Fleet Foxes

There was an inevitability to the re-emergence of the hirsute, check shirted urban wilderness man; as a species we’d survived … More

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