405 RESULTS IN TAG "music":
‘One can’t help but feel nostalgic for gigs gone by’: Erland Cooper @ The Barbican Livestream Review
Saturday night, 8pm. I switch on the Barbican livestream. I’ve joined early - I catch a looping voice calling out 'Can you hear this?' and then a distant plea for donations to the venue.
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Ex-Blue Mountain staff to open new, socially-distanced venue
Promoters who were previously associated with Bristol's Blue Mountain club, which closed in August, have announced an exciting new socially-distanced venue.
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A definitive guide to Bristol vinyl
The resurgence of vinyl over the last decade may have come as a surprise to some; in Bristol, it’s popularity never waned. These are our picks of the best crate-digging spots across the city.
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‘A tale full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’: IDLES, Ultra Mono Review
After 2018’s Joy as an Act of Resistance, some hailed IDLES as prophetic, era-defining greats. Unfortunately, Ultra Mono only highlights its own deficiencies in reminding the listener of the qualities of its predecessor.
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A local Bristol legacy: In conversation with Sarah Records, 1987–1985
For indie kids of a certain age and persuasion, Sarah Records was it. An authentically scrappy underdog, releasing small records that made big waves.
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‘Enjoying youth, before it slips away’: Sea Girls – Open Up Your Head
There are a few things that Sea Girls enjoy; anthemic choruses, picking up girls in bars, and above all else, frustratingly addictive guitar riffs. Open Up Your Head features fourteen tracks that chronicle the tribulations of being in the limbo between adolescence and adulthood.
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'It’s about feeling happy and comfortable in the skin you’re in' | In conversation with Bristol student Anna Bea
Tours cancelled. Gigs postponed. Incomes vanished. Coronavirus has decimated the music industry and left it out in the cold; a fragile situation. However, after months of lockdown, the Coronavirus crisis has served as a double-edged sword for some artists.
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Blue Mountain Club to close in September
Bristol’s Blue Mountain Club is confirmed to be closing in mid-September, after 28 years at the heart of Stokes Croft nightlife.
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