Tweet Kendrick Lamar shock-dropped a new album on Friday, hot off his huge diss track this summer, Not Like Us. GNX is an offering that feels less structured and high-concept than previous offerings. His last album, Mr Morale & The Big Steppers, is one of my favourite Kendrick albums, a deep treatise […]
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Historic Royal Brighton Theatre to be closed for over two months to undergo refurbishment
Tweet The Royal Brighton Theatre situated in the heart of Brighton’s cultural quarter is expected to be closed from July to September due to renovation works. Starting from the 9th of July, the Royal Brighton Theatre, located in New Road, will not air shows for over two months until the […]
Read MoreA Guide to Digital Audio Work Stations: The Rise of the Homemade Artist
Tweet A digital audio workstation (DAWS) is the foundation to creating your own music at home; it’s a Swiss army knife for creating music digitally, combining recording and editing software in one. Access to this software means anyone can click and create. The beauty of DAWS is that they do […]
Read MoreNathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats – ‘The Future’
Tweet It arrived today, the present to myself that has been three years in the making. Three long, dark, desperate years. Nathaniel Rateliff has always tackled heavy subject matter in his writing; be it alcoholism, divorce, or death. His third solo album, ‘And It’s Still Alright’, was a direct and […]
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Live Next Week at Brighton Dome
Bethany-Jo O’Neill previews next weeks line up of live music at Brighton Dome
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Royal Blood: There’s No Place Like Home
Matt Jones reviews Royal Blood’s long-awaited homecoming show at the Brighton Centre
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