Music / Reviews
Review: Panic Shack, Rough Trade -‘An explosion of smudged mascara and female friendship’
Girls having fun, getting wild, and thrusting sneering social commentary into the world
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Music / Reviews
Review: Japanese Breakfast, O2 – ‘Immense drama, unbridled joy’
The band dropped into Bristol after Glastonbury on a 'makeshift tour' celebrating their new album
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Review: Horsegirl, Thekla – ‘Slightly unnerving, but an amazingly good time’
The American rock trio released their debut album in 2022
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Review: Supergrass, Lloyds Amphitheatre – ‘They can throw a party like no one else can’
The band's Bristol Sounds gig was a celebration of their debut album turning 30
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Music / SWX
Review: Lynks, SWX – ‘Glitter, theatrics and unmatched stage presence’
Lynks played in Bristol on the second night of an international tour
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Review: Yonaka, The Fleece – ‘Beautiful, captivating, and on the edge of a dramatic explosion’
The Brighton rock band returned to Bristol for a relentless, haunting and empowered showdown
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Review: The Last Dinner Party, The Fleece – ‘A celebration’
The all female indie rock band kickstarted their tour with a sold out show in the city
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Review: Slowdive, SWX – ‘A woozy escape from reality’
The 90s rock band performed a medely hits from their back catalogue
