Over the last decade, Hypnotic Brass Ensemble have been dropping gnarly horns behind the scenes for some of the biggest names in Hip Hop and R’n’B. Rated by The Guardian as one of the top […]
Preview – Butter Side Up 6th Birthday w/ Sonja Moonear
One of Leeds’ most celebrated party curators; Butter Side Up never fail to disappoint. Their innovative artist choices, ability to promote a friendly and welcoming climate and their sheer dedication to ensuring everyone has an […]
Review – Dimensions Presents Marcellus Pittman at Wire
It’s a little difficult to know exactly how to divvy up praise between Dimensions Festival and the Wire Club for the booking of Detroit OG Marcellus Pittman. Perhaps like a prodigal child, the applause should […]
Review – Bondax & Friends at Canal Mills
The vast main room of Canal Mills was a great size and felt super slick for hosting Bondax & Friends on Friday night. The smoking area was adorned with fairy lights and bunting, creating a […]
The Sorceress by Opeth
Mikael Akerfeldt and co. return to the fold with another solid prog rock album brimming with instrumental variety and musical ingenuity, whilst slightly lacking in innovation. It’s safe to say that Opeth have all but […]
Low Teens by Every Time I Die
The eighth and latest instalment in the Every Time I Die catalogue sees the execution of a hugely diverse yet altogether cohesive and emotion-driven riff-fest in Low Teens. The New Yorkers stick firmly to their […]
NGOD @ The Wardrobe, 08/10/16
NGOD are an up and coming indie band from Bradford, who blend conventional indie with some heavier sounds, creating an alien mix. But it’s a good mix. The support band were decent, but they were […]
Atrocity Exhibition by Danny Brown
In his appearance in Busdriver’s ‘Ego Death’, Danny Brown likens himself as the “Rap Marilyn Manson”. This comparison is never more evident than with Atrocity Exhibition. The avant-garde rapper reaches down to his vicious lows […]
A Loud Bash Of Teenage Feelings by Beach Slang
The last year has proven to be extremely significant for Philadelphia’s Beach Slang. Just one year after releasing their debut full length The Things We Do to Find People Who Feel Like Us, the band […]
13 Voices by Sum 41
The past few years have been a tumultuous time for Sum 41. Since the release of their previous album, Screaming Bloody Murder, the pop punk giants ended up on a five year hiatus due to […]
Review – Sonic Sahara Present: Rhythm Section at Studio 24
Sonic Sahara Present: Rhythm Section was the night out I had been subconsciously craving. After two weeks of constant cringe fancy dress and cheesy music I finally emerged from the sheltered, yet totally obligatory, life […]
Feature – Inside Youth Club Sounds
Youth Club Sounds are returning to much-loved Hifi on Thursday 13th October, bringing with them their signature curation of SoundCloud beats and up-and-coming DJs who challenge the mainstream. We spoke to organiser Robbie Russell for […]