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Review: Wigflex City Festival
May 24, 2019 | Jack Smith
There’s a new sheriff in town: Nottingham’s premier party crew takes aim at the UK festival circuit.Read More
Preview: Wigflex City Festival
February 14, 2019 | Jack Smith
The Nottingham party institution presents a tantalising debut foray into the festival circuit.Read More
UE.48: Liam van Ryn
August 28, 2018 | Jack Smith
Otherworldly sounds from from the Future Bubbler following on from the release of his beguiling debut EP, Serendipity.Read More
Review: Just a Little & Tremors present Global Rhythms at Oval Space
August 10, 2015 | John Donovan
Secreted amongst the gas holders of Bethnal Green, the Oval Space proffers 6000 square feet of party space and sun-kissed terrace, providing the perfect backdrop for the medley of flavours that was Global Rhythms. Recurrent collaborators Just a Little and … Read More
Review: Werkha – Colours of a Red Brick Raft
July 15, 2015 | John Donovan
Colours of a Red Brick Raft, the debut LP from the Manchester-born and now Glasgow-residing Werkha, is his most accomplished work yet.
Lauded across the board by a wealth of tastemakers, most notably BBC 6 Music’s Gilles Peterson, Tom Leah’s … Read More
Win 2x tickets to Gilles Peterson, Channel One Sound System, Werkha & more @ Oval Space
July 14, 2015 | John Donovan
Frequent collaborators Just a Little and Tremors have once again aligned forces to bring forth a wealth of musical flavours to Bethnal Green, and once again we have a pair of tickets to give away.
Heading up the bill is … Read More
Digging Deep: Chassol
June 28, 2015 | Alex Rennie
When it comes to originality, few are more gifted than Parisian pianist-cum-composer Christophe Chassol. Trained at Paris’ renowned Conservatoire National de Musique and Boston’s Berklee College, Chassol has developed the insight and technical ability of a proper maestro. However, … Read More
In Conversation With: Tom Ravenscroft
June 4, 2015 | Henry Miller
6 Music‘s Tom Ravenscroft has magical ears. The young man has impeccable taste and there seems to be no musical genre he is not all over. Drum & Bass, Indonesian Led Zeppelin covers, hardcore country fiddle… When listened to with an … Read More
REVIEW: Global Roots presents Owiny Sigoma Band
August 6, 2013 | Rhemayo Brooks 1
After all the excitement that surrounded it, the inaugural Global Roots’ showcase had a lot to live up to. Events as widely publicised as these are always at risk of failing to fulfil the snowballed anticipation surrounding them, but thankfully … Read More