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Music / bristol international jazz and blues festival

Review: Get The Blessing – Bristopolis, Bristol International Jazz and Blues Festival

The kind of contrast that good festivals always offer and a fine portent for a sizzling weekend

Music / punk

Interview: The Stranglers

We catch up with the legendary punk band ahead of their Academy show

Music / Reviews

Review: Yes, Colston Hall

Much-maligned Topographic Oceans album comes alive in prog veterans' sold-out 50th anniversary show

Music / Reviews

Review: Stiff Little Fingers – O2 Academy

Ruts DC and Stiff Little Fingers deliver masterclass at a rammed punky reggae party

Music / Electronic

Review: Submotion Orchestra, Trinity Centre

Few bands can be labeled progressive as accurately as Submotion Orchestra

Music / acid jazz

The week in Jazz Mar 12-18

Seven days of hepcat action around Bristol’s jazz scene

Music / Alt rock

Review: K.Flay, Thekla

K. Flay’s inventive rock / hip-hop combination has been moving from strength to strength.

Music / European jazz

Review: Tom Arthur’s Trio, St George’s

a well-tempered combination of time and place that a capacity audience might even have intruded upon

Music / Reviews

Review: Insecure Men, Thekla

Raf Rundell delights boat with his Sweet Cheeks, Insecure Men swamp stage with electro lounge pop

Music / Jazz

Review: Issie Barratt’s Interchange, St George’s

Notable individual performances kept emerging out of the collective playing

Music / Reviews

Review: Here Lies Man, The Exchange

Here Lies Man and Evil Usses thwart the beast from the east with killer matinee

Music / free jazz

The week in Jazz Mar 5-11

Seven days of hepcat action around Bristol’s jazz scene

Music / indie

Review: High Tyde, Thekla

A barrage of rock to warm us up in these cold times

Music / grime

Review: Wiley, The Marble Factory

The Godfather of grime hit Bristol

Music / Jazz

Review: Broken Brass Ensemble, Lantern

Their kind of good time jazz certainly ain’t broke - and certainly don’t need fixing, neither.

Music / Previews

Metal & Prog Picks: March 2018

Sepultura, Yes, Cannibal Corpse, Skid Row, Testament, Myles Kennedy, Venom Inc., Amplifier

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