How would Natti Shiner describe Fickle Friends to the uninitiated?
Ever since their breezy, swaggering single ‘Swim’ made waves in the indie blogosphere in early 2014, Brighton five-piece Fickle Friends...
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All the music societies your heart desires: Warwick Folk and Piano
Theo Breakspear
Oct. 14
Meadowlark please long-term fans and win over newcomers at The Shed in Leicester
Daljinder Johal
Oct. 13
All the music societies your heart desires: Offbeat, Hip Hop and Bass
Ashton Powell
Oct. 13
All the music societies your heart desires: The three orchestras
Matt Turner
Oct. 12
Mabel’s got it all and is ready to make huge waves across the UK
India-Mae Alby
Oct. 9
GY!BE’s Luciferian Towers politically active concept doesn’t completely live up to its ambition
Gregory Milik
Oct. 6
On the contrary, Jordan Rakei’s Wallflower is guilty of poetry and atmospheric jazz
Matea Fadiga
Oct. 4
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- 1Revolutionising alternative rock: Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’ thirty years on
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- 3“I was making music while doing a million different things”: A conversation with Nxdia
- 4The importance of album covers
- 5Don Toliver tears up at The O2 Arena
- 6Loyle Carner’s ‘hopefully !’ is a solid, but safe, addition to his discography
- 7Lana Del Rey at Wembley Stadium: Inspired, inventive, inconsistent
- 8“A project to listen to with your eyes closed”: ROREY on her upcoming EP ‘Dysphoria’
- 9Celebrating the Lionesses’ Euros win with Serge at Tramlines
- 10This is America, still: The value of protest music