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Album Review: Noah and the Whale – ‘Heart of Nowhere’
Noah and The Whale are no strangers to success. The Twickenham-based indie-folk four-piece have...
Live Review: Courtney Pine
‘There’s no place like The Drum’ Courtney Pine announced as he completed his searing intro...
Redbrick picks…The Best Festivals!
After a sell out inaugural festival last year, Love Saves the Day festival returns to Castle Park,...
Soundwave Competition 2013
“Soundwave Croatia is the stuff of which holidays used to be made, amazing memories that will...
Redbrick Meets…Ghostpoet
‘Tense and moody’. Two words I would use to describe Some Say I So I Say Light. Incidentally,...
Happy Record Store Day!
Enjoyed by various generations of music lovers since as far back as 1880, vinyl -surprisingly for...
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    Sophie Tollet…Bestival 2012

    Forget the warped carnival of Boomtown, the straight-talking indie of Reading, Bestival 2012, in all its individual, kooky, peace-love-and-understanding self was simply the best.  The sun beat down on the Isle of White, Stevie Wonder played and animal fancy dress reigned supreme.  Rob da Bank hit it out of the park once again, reminding us...

    Soundwave Competition 2013

    Laura Hand…Boomtown 2012

    Living in Birmingham, you think you’d be pretty well equipped to handle anything ‘the UK’s maddest city’ can throw at you. But oh no, even the darkest alleys of our beloved city could not prepare you for the ethereal world of Boomtown. From the fire-breathing, floor-shaking monstrosity of Arcadia’s spider-esque creation to the chilled-out, reggae...

    Soundwave Competition 2013

    Clara Maciver… ‘Where the Wild Things Are’

    Every year, for three days in September, a lush valley in the heart of the Isle of Wight becomes a hedonistic Eden of hopes, dreams and hallucinations.  The aptly named Bestival has scores of unique stages; including the ramshackle Louisiana Bayou-inspired Swamp Shack.  As we entered the Shack, the circus of the outside world was...
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