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Smoke and Mirrors by The Fizz – Album Review
By David Schuster Sometimes a band’s name tells you everything you need to know about what they’ll sound like, and ... -
The Thing Is by Hannah Trigwell – Single Review
The Thing Is by Hannah Trigwell Single Review by Steve Crabtree – @stevecrab It’s always exciting when I get to take a ... -
Popa Chubby – Live Review – Leeds Brudenell Social Club
By Victoria Holdsworth, January 2020 It was his first time in Leeds, finally bringing his – in more ways than ... -
Rod Stewart – Live Review – Leeds Arena
By @Steve Crabtree, December 2019 He somehow keeps on going and going and going. Sir Rod Stewart is still a ... -
Sophie Ellis-Bextor – Live Review – Leeds Town Hall
By @Steve Crabtree, November 2019 It’s becoming quite the cool thing to do. Grab your hits, grab an orchestra, fuse ... -
Happy Mondays – Live Review – Leeds O2 Academy
By Victoria Holdsworth, December 2019 The Manchester legends were back in full force tonight, rolling back the years with a ... -
Hull Philharmonic Orchestra – Review – Hull City Hall 2019
By Karl Hornsey, December 2019 The Hull Philharmonic has long held a reputation as one of the leading amateur symphony ... -
Past Tense by Sparks – Album Review
By Victoria Holdsworth Chances are you’ve heard the hits of Sparks over the years. ‘This Town Ain’t Big Enough For ... -
Souvenir: 40th Anniversary Singles Collection by Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark – Album Review
By David Schuster It’s been 40 years since electronic pop pioneers Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark first released the fantastically ... -
The Hallé Orchestra – Live Review – Hull City Hall
By Karl Hornsey, November 2019 The Hallé returned to Hull City Hall last week under the baton of Belfast-born conductor ... -
Lighthouse Family – Live Review – Halifax Victoria Theatre
By @Steve Crabtree, November 2019 From time to time, the Victoria Theatre in Halifax brings some great names from the ... -
Arthur (Or the Decline and Fall of the British Empire) 50th Anniversary Edition by The ...
By David Schuster Has there ever been a band more influential and less recognised than The Kinks? I think not. ...
