T in the Park: review
It was a remarkable year for T in the Park. Not only was it the 20th anniversary for...
Jelmer Luimstra
Brooom: the smallest gallery of Shoreditch
Have you already seen the smallest gallery in Shoreditch? It’s located in Redchurch Street and it’s barely bigger...
Review: Railway Redemption
‘Railway Redemption’ is the name of the 35-minute documentary from East London-based filmmaker Santiago Posada. It tells the...
Review: Xavier Rudd at Koko
Australian singer, environmental activist and longhaired hippie Xavier Rudd couldn’t have chosen a better venue in London to...
Review: The Primitives at 229
If you were part of a successful band in the eighties, it’s very likely that you all got...
Review: The Virgins at The Old Blue Last
When we told friends that we were going to see The Virgins at The Old Blue Last, the...
Review: Wampire at The Shacklewell Arms
Is it hard for German people to pronounce the ‘V’? The members from American band Wampire will probably...
Review: Toro Y Moi at Koko
Last night in Koko was one of those nights that don’t happen very often: a gig that doesn’t...
Sunday Social: fight your hangover with.. drinking beers?
What do you do when you have a massive hangover? Get some aspirins? Watch TV the whole day?...
Interview with -GENTRY-
Rob Gentry has been travelling around the world as a session musician for Joan As Police Woman and...
Morning Glory: how to rave in the early morning
So.. What’s the story? Morning glory! We’re not talking about any Oasis song, but about a rave party...
Interview With The Shades
The Internet is one of the best platforms for bands and The Shades know it. After they put...
