Bruise Control, live from The Victoria, Dalston.
Words by Miles Milton-Jefferies You like your music loud and angry? You’ve come to the right place – Pussyliquor and Bruise Control playing at the same time gives you a terrific, rip-roaring energy from two of the best bands on the punk scene. (Credit: Gisela Szlatoszlavek) Pussyliquor are up first and the Brighton five-piece bring plenty of fun to the table, the riotgirrl group get the noise going and the mosh is chaos from the off – circle pits, dancing, good energy. It’s
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Late Spring Folk Festival 2026 Reveals Full Line Up, With “Wuthering Heights” Artist Olivia Chaney To Headline
Words by Anna Ticehurst Photo by Phil Sharp Joining Chaney is folk singer songwriter Jon Wilks , Alan Power & The Take Twos . From Appalachian folk reclaimers The Pegwells , to Denver-based orchestral indie-folk project Morning Bear , Scottish clàrsach player Anna McLuckie , folk soul singer Ella Clayton, the line up showcases the eclecticism of the folk genre, blending the best of traditional and contemporary music from established and emerging artists alike. The Late Sprin
Mar 10
BIG SPECIAL, live at The Roundhouse, London
Words by Miles Milton-Jefferies Photography by Isaac Watson If everyone’s a big band to someone; to Big Special, it’s no longer just the cunts that are in them. Their rapid rise as four years as a band has seen them go from playing in small tents at End of the Road Festival ’24 (another win for the tastemaker festival) to packing out the Roundhouse on a Friday night, which is no small achievement. It’s a terrific night: if you’re getting the feeling of going nowhere in just a
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