590 RESULTS IN TAG "music":
Review: Indigo De Souza @ Rough Trade
A concert carved by nihilistic and existential lyricism; you’re shoulder to shoulder with people in an indie free-fall with the palpable awareness of their mortality.
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Review: Darwin Deez @ Thekla
On the slightly belated 10th anniversary of his breakthrough self-titled album, Darwin Deez (2009), American indie artist Darwin Deez took to Thekla to play his danceable setlist in full, which kept the crowds’ bodies and emotions moving.
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Bristol's Emerging Musicians
With Bristol’s large and diverse nightlife, it can often be difficult to see through the drum and bass and Bed Mondays flyers that circulate the city.
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Review: Arcade Fire - WE
Arcade Fire fail to recreate the ground-breaking sounds of previous records with this inconsistent and unoriginal release. An album which pairs tired social commentary with generic musical interludes, WE is an ambitious yet disappointing output from the once darlings of Indie rock.
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Review: Yard Act @ Trinity Centre
The energy at the Trinity Centre for Yard Act’s sold-out gig was electric - the old church transformed into a host for an entirely different congregation: the Bristol indie-rock scene.
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Review: Belle and Sebastian - A Bit of Previous
Belle and Sebastian serve a delightful cocktail of old and new on A Bit of Previous.
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Review: Let's Eat Grandma - Two Ribbons
The pair's latest album is a profound meditation of love, loss, memory and friendship.
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The music of Heartstopper
Yasmin Attwood explores the importance of queer musical representation and rounds up the best songs from the Netflix hit.
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