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Sonny & The Sunsets – Antenna to the Afterworld

This probably hasn’t been my week. After, um, oversleeping on the train and then slipping on a patch of black ice, I think it’s either time to have one of those epiphanies where everything that has gone wrong in my life is corrected OR I just shrug it off, ignore it and go for some…

Saturday looks good to me – One Kiss Ends It All

Yokozuna – Quiero Venganza

Invite – Trojan Horse Musical Industries Present: Vodun + Ghold + Nomad

The rather fine taste of the people of Trojan Horse shows in this series of gigs they have curated. For this month’s edition, happening on Wednesday 26th of June at Wahlbar (310 Wilmslow Road, Manchester, M146XQ), the carefully chosen bands go by the noisy names of:

Gig review: Roaming Son + Dirdsbead + Stiv Cantarelli and the Silent Strangers

Imagine creating an object made of thousands of minuscule vibrations, all bouncing off each other and working together to make the object appear to be one complete thing. The thing is made of its component parts, but exists only as itself – remove or change any part of it and it becomes something different entirely.…

Generationals – Heza

Wake up to…Candlebox

It’s weird how time changes your perspective. I used to ignore this song, even if a song by them marked my life in one of those moments that don’t feel like “The Moment” when you live them, but gain tremendous force when you look back at them. Hindsight. 20/20. You know it.

Gig Review: URSS Bajo el Árbol @ Casa del Lago, México

If there’s something true about us Mexicans is that we do love a free gig. More so when it’s a band you know will take you to Mictlán and back. Such is the case of the reality bending music of URSS bajo el Árbol, who played a free gig at Chapultepec’s Casa del Lago to…