Deaf Havana @ Leeds Stylus on 22 March
There is an expression that comes to mind when I think about Deaf Havana. Once upon a time, I was an excitable sixteen year old going out into the great unknown by himself for the very first time. I had been to local gigs before, you know, the ones that host cover bands of Nirvana […]
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Leeds’ premier rock venue was filled to its 300 capacity on Tuesday night to welcome Northern Ireland rock band The Answer after their 7 year hiatus. The gig naturally attracted longtime rockers who had clearly been missing the band and were ready to celebrate their new studio album, Sundowners, in typical style, soaking up the […]
Beans On Toast at The Brudenell Social Club on Saturday 11 March 2023
Dan Tomlinson discovers just what it means to be a Beans On Toast fan. There is something to be said about the genre of folk music in the 21st century, which not only provokes the raising of the baby-hairs on your arms, but also invigorates the soul to make one shout “HEY, THEY’RE RIGHT, THIS […]
Hutch – at Halifax’s Grayston Unity
Last week I stumbled upon two new loves in my life: the first is the Grayston Unity in Halifax (known as the UK’s smallest gig venue). The second is Hutch. Travelling all the way from beautiful Brighton the “Twang-pop Post Yacht-Rock Soft Psychers” gave northern gig-goers an excellent night of music. Opening for the band […]
Wakefield’s Daisy Dorothy has released her debut two-track EP
Wakefield songwriter Daisy Dorothy introduces listeners to her gentle, lullaby-esque sound with her debut two-track EP: ‘Bloom’, and ‘Alicanto’. Daisy’s voice paints floating dandelions and whispering winds across a timeless landscape, while simultaneously telling a story of timid hearts. It’s a refuge for the broken and a peaceful moment for the joyful. Daisy invites the […]
