OG35, a punk community in Oslo, hosted a farewell gig last month, and LDN was ready for the rawness and radical lyrics Continue reading Live Review: OG35 Døden Nær (The Death is Near): Teppebombe + Frisyr + GUFF + Parasite Dreams 20/8/22
It’s a typical grey Thursday in London, which is soon to be changed for a more interesting plot twist with the Manchester-based pop punk band The Hara. Continue reading Live Review: The Hara, Highbury Garage, 7.4.2022
It’s back to business for the Red Hot Chili Peppers; will ‘Unlimited Love’ prevail for the LA group? Continue reading Album Of The Week: Red Hot Chili Peppers – Unlimited Love
Billed as Almost Seamus, LDN was pleased to stumble upon Shame doing a secret set. Continue reading Live Review: Shame at the Moth Club 22/03/2022
We’re still in the spirit of St Patrick’s Day, that’s why we want to showcase ten of the big singers and bands who made Ireland the next major music scene for artists in Europe. Continue reading The LDN Guide – Irish Music
Happy March everyone – the new issue of LDN is out and it features cover star and actor-musician Ben Barnes, LDN’s take on new movie and album releases, a new BIMM introducing and more. Continue reading The new issue of LDN is out now!
So, this week LDN is happy to present for you Florence + The Machine, OCEANS OF SLUMBER, The Vaccines, Khurangbin & Leon Bridges and Maude Latour. Continue reading New Music Friday 25/02/2022
In 1969, director Michael Lindsay-Hogg spent 21 days witnessing the complicated process of The Beatles working on their new album ‘Let It Be’ – which then had the working title ‘Get Back’ – and filmed almost every minute of it. This became his 1970 documentary on the band titled after the album. Continue reading Reviewed! Get Back, the Beatles Docuseries
February marks the beginning of the annual recurrence of Black History Month (for the US), we thought it was only fair to talk about the real, inspiring, and powerful story of true black excellence: ‘King Richard’. Continue reading Movie Soundtrack Wednesday #26 – King Richard
“THERE’S 350 GIGS a night in London!” was once exclaimed by a much-loved veteran BIMM lecturer. An unbelievable number, truly. Hyperbole or not, there are more places in our city to see live music than anywhere else in the world. To commemorate Independent Venue Week, here are our favourite five. Continue reading LDN’s Student Guide To London #2 – Independent Venue Week
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