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Tag: Jenny Pudney

The Amazons Electrify at Brudenell Social Club, 26.09

Posted on 5th October 201827th March 2019 by Jenny Pudney

Freshers week was a wild muddle of people trying to find their feet in Leeds yet, whilst many were huddled in their house getting ready for Flux, Brudenell Social Club had a different offering, which […]

Bill Ryder Jones Brings his Melancholic Bliss to the Howard Assembly Room, 21/09

Posted on 5th October 201827th March 2019 by Jenny Pudney

In addition to producing two of the arguably best English debut albums of the year (The Orielles’ Silver Dollar Moment and Our Girl’s Stranger Today), the former The Coral guitarist has also found time to […]

“What’s Your Kink?”: Meet Your Music Editors

Posted on 21st September 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

If you’re an avid reader of our section, then you already know everything you need to know about music. But what about the people running the section this year? We’ve put together a little Q&A […]

Camp Cope & More: Australia’s Fight Against Sexual Harassment

Posted on 23rd February 201823rd February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Falls Festival in Australia is meant to be a euphoric celebration to bring the year to an end, yet amongst claims of widespread sexual abuse the festival has served simply highlighted the entrenched misogyny in […]

Almost Home by Keston Cobblers Club

Posted on 3rd April 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Keston Cobblers Club have been movers and shakers in the family folk scene since their formation in 2009, now eight years later this band of five friends have released their third album, Almost Home. Named […]

Now That The Light Is Fading by Maggie Rogers

Posted on 24th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Maggie Rogers’ painfully short EP of five songs is an unforgettable debut, showcasing songs which would be at home both on a relaxed Sunday morning and out at a club. Infusing pop with elements of […]

For a Moment I Was Lost by Amber Run

Posted on 17th February 201719th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Amber Run have returned with a beautifully depressing second album. Scrapping their guitar roots (very similar to the likes of Kodaline), the Nottingham four-piece have opted for a new, complex sound laced with emotion. Utilising […]

Hippo Campus @ Belgrave Music Hall, 31/01/2017

Posted on 10th February 201714th February 2017 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Minnesotan indie rock band Hippo Campus returned to Leeds for a third-time-lucky gig at Belgrave Music Hall. The night could not have got off to better start, what with slick indie pop tune from local […]

Frightened Rabbit @ Stylus, 02/12/16

Posted on 13th December 201613th December 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Going to see a band whose music you hardly know and have a good time doesn’t just require good music, but a connection between both audience and the band. Frightened Rabbit seemed to lack the […]

In The Middle with Bill Hunt of Wizzard

Posted on 12th December 201611th December 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

44 years ago whilst still a member of Wizzard, the band who brought us the Christmas classic ‘I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday’, Bill Hunt wrote ‘The Carlsberg Special Brew’ a harpsichord B-side. Now […]

In The Middle with Georgie

Posted on 5th November 201630th October 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Despite being just 21, Georgie has years of experience under her belt (with videos of her performing on YouTube four years ago under the name Georgie Rose). In the last year she has been signed […]

Jake Bugg @ O2 Academy Leeds, 26/10/16

Posted on 4th November 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Stepping into the spotlight in only jet black, the ballsy Nottingham singer simply has to pluck the first notes of ‘On My One’ to command the sold out crowd’s attention. They were clearly waiting for […]

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