The music industry has been hit by COVID-19 in a unique way. While many are currently grafting from home or perhaps striving in key positions, those tasked with keeping the wonderful world of music going are experiencing different battles altogether. For some, ensuring the money continues to flow is the most pressing matter; The Musician's... Continue Reading →
It’s safe to say that 2020 has already been one hell of a year. While that’s not necessarily a positive sentiment for a lot of people, the members of Vancouver-based band Peach Pit have had an unforgettable year for all the right reasons, with their newest album You and Your Friends just having been released.... Continue Reading →
And here we are with the final post about WHO will be performing at tomorrow's End of Term showcase! If you missed it, here are parts 1 and 2. Now onto the final 8... Kaia Vieira Inspired by classic Trip-Hop and DnB, Kaia and her band translate her dark, beat driven songs with ominous soul... Continue Reading →
12th March is when BIMM London will hold the End of Term Showcase with some of the best acts BIMM has to offer. Here's part 1 of a rundown of the acts who will be performing on Thursday! The Great Flud The Great Flud are a 5 piece Alt Rock band from London, bringing back... Continue Reading →
Words: Ellie Desborough | Photography: Bethan McConnell (Instragram/Twitter: @BethanMcConnell Post-Britpop-ish indie rockers FEET released their new Christmas single, ‘Vegetarian Christmas’, last week, so their flat has been transformed into a majestic winter wonderland. Well, not quite. But there is something endearing about the white socks duct-taped on the brick wall with their names scribbled on... Continue Reading →
Words: Laura Weingrill They wear knit sweaters, colourful pants and look like nerds with a slight hint of grandfather, but as soon as the voice of Josh Taylor fills the room, bassist J Tyler Johnson gets going and Brett Kramer hits the drums, one quickly realises that behind the inconspicuous wallflowers, there is a lot... Continue Reading →
Words: Abi Scaife | Photography: Roman Zugarazo Opening with the vocal-heavy 'Elenora', the set is powerful from the get go. Though they revisit songs from their second and third albums, like the punk-ish 'Cross My Heart' and fan favourite 'Stutter', the setlist has a heavy focus on eerie fifth studio album Phantoms. Between songs, lead... Continue Reading →
Words: Arthur Willis For a sound so deeply rooted in punk, PUP are a band that go above and beyond to provide impeccable musicianship and attention to detail, all the while providing incredibly catchy and relatable anthems. With a career spanning nearly a decade, headlining the Electric Ballroom certainly feels like a peak for the... Continue Reading →
