Gallery – BIMM London’s Students Showcase Talent at Fulham Library
Words and photography by Isabella Nixon | @izs.scrapbook Last month BIMM London University hosted its annual showcase at Fulham Library to showcase third-year and Master’s students’ upcoming final projects. This captivating three-day event brought together a diverse array of thought-provoking projects, pushing the boundaries of innovation and creativity. From captivating research studies to creative projects and business proposals, this exhibition was a testament to the … Continue reading Gallery – BIMM London’s Students Showcase Talent at Fulham Library
Live Review – Nosowska at Electric Brixton
The air crackled with anticipation at London’s Electric Brixton on April 7th as Polish artist Katarzyna Nosowska took the stage. Armed with her latest album, DEGRENGOLADA, Nosowska delivered a captivating performance that explored the depths of human experience through her unique blend of poetry, vulnerability, and musical intensity. Continue reading Live Review – Nosowska at Electric Brixton
Live Review- Reneé Rapp at The Roundhouse
Reneé Rapp fans survived the Great War in ponchos and makeshift bin bags for a chance to see the simmering synth pop artist live from North London’s iconic Roundhouse, as Izzy Bassett reports. Continue reading Live Review- Reneé Rapp at The Roundhouse
Live Review – mui zyu, PUSSYLIQUOR and Gina Birch at Rough Trade East
LDN’s Andrea Naess celebrated International Women’s Day the best way: watching female punk rock bands. Read her review of PUSSYLIQUOR, with supporting acts mui zyu and Gina Birch Continue reading Live Review – mui zyu, PUSSYLIQUOR and Gina Birch at Rough Trade East
Live Gallery – Dylan at The Eventim Apollo
As part of her Rebel Child World Tour, 22-year-old rising pop talent Dylan stopped off at London’s Eventim Apollo. LDN’s Grace Minghella was there in the front rows to capture the mirror ball guitars and gargantuan singalongs in all their glory. Continue reading Live Gallery – Dylan at The Eventim Apollo
Album Review – Svalestup, Ut av det blå
Norwegian up-and-coming indie rock intellects Svalestup share their 4th studio album Ut av det Blå [that’s “out of the blue” for our non-Nordic speakers]. And, as the name suggests, the record hit us in the feels right out of the blue, as Andrea Naess reports. Continue reading Album Review – Svalestup, Ut av det blå
LDN Meets…Oliver Anderson
With his latest video, ‘Saviour’, out in the world, LDN pulls up a pew with South London-based songwriter Oliver Anderson who opens up about reaching for platinum, performing alongside Scouting for Girls, and why social media is making reality unstable. Continue reading LDN Meets…Oliver Anderson
Live Review – SCATTER THE TRIBE at O2 Academy Islington
Nothing warms up the early December chills like a hefty and crushing dose of late 2000s-esque metalcore on a bitingly cold Friday night, as Druhan Wilson happily reports. Continue reading Live Review – SCATTER THE TRIBE at O2 Academy Islington
BIMM Introducing with Madeleine Mcpherson
With a new single in tow, BIMM songwriter Madeleine Mcpherson opens up about her love/hate relationship with TikTok, hearing her song on national radio and why she’ll always be a country girl at heart. Continue reading BIMM Introducing with Madeleine Mcpherson
LDN Meets…Cassie Fox of I, Doris
With a new festive single just around the corner, LDN sits down with bassist and BIMM lecturer Cassie Fox of kitchenqueen collective I Doris to hear about reclaiming women’s space in music no matter your age and a lesson in how not to write a song. Continue reading LDN Meets…Cassie Fox of I, Doris
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