by Calum Bolland | Jun 17, 2019 | indieBerlin
PIXX brings her anarchic brand of electronic agit-pop to Urban Spree tomorrow night. A graduate of the prestigious BRIT School (with alumni including Amy Winehouse and Adele) there is, in another world, a well-manicured pop star in Hannah Rodgers’ place. However, her...
by Calum Bolland | Jun 11, 2019 | Concert Reviews
Fat White Family entertain, but fail to set Bi Nuu alight. Entering Bi Nuu in the swelteringly hot Berlin evening felt like a descent into a steaming pit. The hellish atmosphere was only emphasised by Bi Nuu’s farcical policy of not giving stamps upon arrival....
by Calum Bolland | Jun 7, 2019 | indieBerlin
Fans of songs about heartache are in for a treat as much hyped indie prodigy Snail Mail brings her brand of lo-fi to Lido. Snail Mail, the musical moniker of singer-songwriter Linsey Jordan, has been garnering critical praise and evangelical indie fans since 2016’s...
by Calum Bolland | Jun 6, 2019 | indieBerlin
Debut album ‘Minimum Viable Product’, released by Berlin-based band The Board last month, is an eclectic work. With influences from metal to dream pop, the record covers a lot of ground across its 41 minute playtime. An international three-piece, with members from...
by Calum Bolland | May 28, 2019 | indieBerlin
With a bold new album in the bag and a heavy European tour schedule ahead, the bold ‘professional’ Fat White Family makeover surely can’t last? In the period following 2016’s ‘Songs for Our Mothers’, it seemed as though the wheels had come off what had seemed for a...
