london
14 posts on artists from london
reviewY’s self-titled debut EP resembles a sonic hurricaneElements of jazz, post-punk, and pop swirl around each track, chaotic and frenzied, but, at their core, the London-based band…
reviewIn the Crowd: Lucia & the Best Boys at The Jazz CafeThe evening was a testament to the unique power of grassroots music venues in enabling artists to experiment with their…
reviewAs the world speeds up, Natalie Wildgoose slows down with ‘Come Into The Garden’The London-based folk artist invites us into a wild garden brimming with intricate piano arrangements and hushed vocals blooming and…
reviewActress creates his way into another loose concept album with ‘Statik’The London-based artist’s latest album is composed like a real-time journey from a dark heavy place to the stars.
reviewFlorence Rose’s ‘My Lust Is My Religion’ affirms liberation is found in returning to our primal devotional feelingsThe London-based model, director, and now singer-songwriter has crafted a striking world of dark ethereality as she unravels a tangled…
review‘scrap’ is wonderbug’s ode to the messy mix of emotions surfacing as we grow upThe London-based indie rock quartet's debut EP is energetic, dynamic, alive.
reviewBlack Bordello guides you through a twisted tour of a Tibetan Buddhist realm in their latest album ‘White Bardo’The London-based band ebbs and flows between the angelic chancel of a church, the sweaty pit of a post-punk gig,…
reviewIn The Crowd: BBC Music Introducing at The Lower Third (Luvcat, Nxdia, Soft Launch)With August’s gig, Denmark Street has retained its reputation for providing creative musical outlets, fostering a sense of community in…
review‘White Death’ invites us to the depths of Ocean LeClair’s diary as she untangles an intricate web of love and lossThrough angelic vocals and soothing instrumentals, the London-based singer-songwriter captures the essence of feeling deeply, falling hard, and retaining softness…
reviewThe unholy rites of Ekstasis are declared in ‘Valle Crusis’Created to achieve self-transcendence through sound, the London-based experimental artist’s debut EP is a spellbinding descent into realms of abstract…
reviewfeeo gives a sweeping examination of excess on ‘run over’The London-based experimental-electronic artist's latest EP is a continuation of her talent for translating unwieldy emotions into poignant revelations.
reviewLoraine James beautifully pays homage to Julius Eastman on ‘Building Something Beautiful For Me’Building Something Beautiful For Me is a hell of a way to mourn, love and uplift an artist who is…