Roger Waters Brings The Wall To Europe

Roger Waters has announced today (May 27th) the European tour dates to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the masterpiece The Wall.

The man, the genius, the legend, the one who has spoken to more than one generation with Pink Floyd … Read More

Jaguar Love @ Hoxton Bar & Kitchen

London, May 24th

If I could describe Jaguar Love‘s performance in a sentence, I would say ‘rock music version of Where the Wild Things Are. When lead singer Johnny Whitney took the microphone, he called everyone forward like a pervert … Read More

Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage

Finally the time has come for Rush to get the broader media recognition they deserve. It took way too long, but they’re patient fellas. And way too talented to care too much about what the cool media of the time … Read More

Porcupine Tree – Anesthetize

We are gathered at the Princes Charles cinema on a Thursday evening to get a first peek of the new 2 disc DVD set from grammy nominated UK band Porcupine Tree, it’s called Anesthetize. The audience is calm, like most … Read More

Stag & Dagger: The Radio Dept. @ The Legion

London, 21st May

Among many stages set for the Stag and Dagger Festival, the one hosted by The Legion was probably the most nostalgic, where fans of shoegazers Slowdive and My Bloody Valentine invaded Old Street to worship the band … Read More

Stag & Dagger: TEENAGERSINTOKYO @Queen of Hoxton

London, 21st May

TEENAGERSINTOKYO are a London-based five-piece coming from Australia, a mix of energy and primitiveness that won the crowd of Stag and Dagger with 30 minutes of pure adrenaline. We wouldn’t have expected anything better for the launch … Read More

Pendulum – Immersion

Pendulum release Immersion , their third awaited album. It’s immediately clear that they have returned to a similar sound to Hold Your Colour whilst still retaining the more rock – based style of music used on In … Read More

TEENAGERSINTOKYO – Sacrifice

Teenagers in Tokyo album Sacrifice kicks off with 3046 – organ intro, followed by drums and synths. Then the ethereal voice of Samantha Lim starts to bright up what it was a dark, decadent, new wave scene. The instrumental composition … Read More

White Rabbits @Rentless Garage

London, 19th May

The six-piece from Brooklin hit London again to launch They done wrong/We done wrong, second cut from their sophomore album It’s Frightening.

From the first notes of Iggy Pop’s cover Nightcubbing the class of White Rabbits appears … Read More

Mama’s Gun @ Jazz Cafe

London, May 18th

Tonight I’m at the Jazz Cafe in Camden Town to see Mama’s Gun, and I have to say, it was the most fun I have had at a gig in a long time! Mama’s Gun gun … Read More