Simulation Theory, the eighth studio album from rock band Muse is the commendable effort to maintain the pivotal success of the band’s previous work; whilst being a matrix for new offerings it contains no stand out brilliance. That is not to say it is without merit; they continue to be progressive within the genre theyContinue reading “Simulation Theory – Muse”
Author Archives: Jessica McCarrick
Parcels
Parcels’ prepared to deliver a performance infused with soulful melodies and tender vocals at Brudenell Social Club; the room heavy with fog as lights cut through it creating a gentle glow that settled against the stage’s sparkling backdrop. We were transported back to the seventies, the band sporting double denim and an assortment of haircutsContinue reading “Parcels”
Bugzy Malone
Truly claiming his title – King of the North – Bugzy Malone dominated at the O2 Academy, delivering a performance that only solidified his place within grime royalty. An expert in crowd control he was able to unite sweaty complexions across the floor space as he rolled out hit after hit from his ever-growing repertoire.Continue reading “Bugzy Malone”
Rudimental
Rarely does a show ooze self-love like this eclectic performance of color and sound. Rudimental packed the O2 Academy full of bass lovers buzzing with anticipation, ready for artful remixes and modern beats that were thoroughly delivered on. The show was one of a slow burn as the artfully crafted setlist gained a steady paceContinue reading “Rudimental”
Tom Grennan
Tom Grennan has been on a rollercoaster of a journey in the last few years. From headlining Barn on the Farm, to breaking the World Record for playing the most gigs in 12 hours, to now selling out Leeds’ own O2 Academy, Tom Grennan is anxious to begin his tour across the UK and showContinue reading “Tom Grennan”
Iridescence – Brockhampton
A beautifully crafted project rising from the ashes of past controversy comes iridescence, a response and confirmation that Brockhampton are still dominating new sound within the hip-hop genre as they continue to push the boundaries of sound, theme and message. Following their mainstream breakthrough with the Saturation trilogy was no easy feet; iridescence manages toContinue reading “Iridescence – Brockhampton”