Author: George Seabrook
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Review: Marmozets at the Engine Rooms, Southampton
The Yorkshire power-punk quintet came to the Engine Rooms with a vengeance to kick the February chill in the teeth. Except, y’know, they did it with love! (03/02/2018).
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“Playing live is now more exciting than it’s ever been” – An interview with Mount Kimbie
Writer George caught up with one half of the London-based Electronic/Indie music duo ahead of their European tour.
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Review: Happy Death Day
A Horror worth watching on repeat? George Seabrook reviews.
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‘I wanna have it ready to go, and just keep going, going, going’ – An interview with Superfood
George Seabrook spoke to vocalist Dom when the band played at The Joiners earlier in October about everything from future plans to funny festival encounters.
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Review: Superfood at The Joiners, Southampton
No need to ask ‘Where’s The Bass Amp’ following the band’s tight, ‘Unstoppable’ show at The Joiners (05/10/2017).
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Review: Wolf Alice – Visions Of A Life
Whoever’s life these visions are taken from, let it be known that they were probably quote-unquote weird.
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Preview: Superfood at The Joiners, Southampton
The Birmingham diet-obsessive band come to The Joiners next month! (05/10/2017)
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Review: Kingsman: The Golden Circle
At best a bronze medal… Writer George reviews the sequel to Matthew Vaughn’s 2015 spy thriller.
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“I might as well just drink all the free stuff” – An Interview with Natti Shiner of Fickle Friends
Lead singer Natt talks about festival escapades and debut albums.
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Review: Tove Styrke – ‘Mistakes’
After sleeper summer hit ‘Say My Name’ the Swedish songwriter’s back with a new single.
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Review: Mount Kimbie – Love What Survives
Dynamic and deliberate, the London duo’s third album is full of sonic treasures.
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Review: PVRIS – All We Know Of Heaven, All We Need Of Hell
Not PVRIS as in CHVRCHES, PVRIS as in France. But one can dream.
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Review: Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets
United Airlines didn’t like their liberal interpretation of “business attire”, so made them ride on the nose.
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Review: Imagine Dragons – Evolve
The third release from the Transformers of the music world is here.