is this music?

Surrounded by old Glaswegian architecture, the Pavilion is always such a fascinating environment, connecting audience members directly to history. It’s only fitting for a band most prevalent in the early 1980s to perform somewhere so historic.

With Haircut 100, there’s an electric presence on stage anytime they perform, despite how many years they’ve been honing their ...

With a knack for mixing psychedelic pop with elements of rock, Luna Li has served up an impressive first single for a new project. Following the same aesthetic as her first two albums, the Toronto-based musician has worked to create a chilled and perfected song to take into the summer.

Opening up with an infectious riff, followed closely by electric guitar, the song bl...

The bands I loved when I was on the cusp of my teens are the biggest rockstars in my eyes. Whether it’s Tim Wheeler or Gaz Coombes or Gruff Rhys, these are the musicians I would still consider the epitome of cool – even if they were, say, spitting out half-masticated leeks on the stage of the Barrowland Ballroom.

Somehow, it’s taken me almost 30 years from loving thei...

This double header was a lot of fun and started with BM’s second episode of “gig tourism” of the year, seeing The Sad in a London venue.

The Roundhouse is a pretty amazing place, from its origins as an engine shed (hence the circular shape and huge domed roof), then its use as a gin store and finally conversion into an arts venue (through several lives it has hosted “...

After nearly 40 years, The Charlatans remain a band at the top of their game. No messy break-ups, no reunion cash-in tours — just solid consistency and a back catalogue that, under scrutiny, would shame many of their peers.