Romance seeps through Jamie xx’s debut In Colour due to its grounding in the UK rave scene and ties to the xx’s delicate youth enthused guitar driven tracks.

Sam Cox rounds up the best music documentaries, old and new, for you to sink your teeth into.

From Last week’s performance at the Marble factory, it is clear to see why many may find solace in Dayglow’s music. His music sounds fantastic on the studio recorded versions that we’re used to, and safe to say that they certainly did not disappoint in their live renditions of their songs.

Saiba Haque considers those who missed out and those who caught us by surprise this award season.

Over the last 40 years, music award shows have become a mainstay in how we celebrate some of the best the music industry has to offer. But do these events hold much significance besides culturally? Do they suggest a bright future for music?

They’re back! Bristol’s smoothest society has returned! After a short hiatus over a long, dreary, and seemingly endless January exam season, Jazz, Funk, and Soul Society (JFS) have come swinging back into our weeknights with their first jam of 2022 and a guest performance from band Zoe’s Shanghai.