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Superorganism have ruined concerts for me. On Thursday 25th October I lost my concert virginity. And yes, I realise that you are already questioning my authority as a music journalist. What would I possibly compare it to? But who can blame me for wanting to save myself for someone special? I don’t want to be […]

With a UK/Ireland tour, a few dates in East Asia and a new EP coming soon, Puma Blue, also known as Jacob Allen, is having a busy couple of months . We met him before the gig and had a chat about what he’s been up to recently. Walking into the appropriately named Pink Room […]

Honey Dijon’s set, at Annie Mac Presents at The Warehouse Project on Friday October 12th, was a skilfully crafted musical collage, which sampled well known soul, pop and rap tracks, all glued together by elements of house and disco. Honey Dijon grew up in the South Side of Chicago during the 70’s and 80’s. Her […]

Art School Girlfriend is the moniker of Polly Mackey, a Margate based multi-instrumentalist making waves with her own brand of mesmerizing electronic pop. After hearing of the rising buzz around Mackey’s latest project I decided to see her for myself, catching up with her after the show. She played in the basement space of Manchester’s […]

You Me at Six have recently released their sixth studio album, aptly named VI. I had the pleasure of speaking to lead guitarist Max Helyer about their new album and their upcoming tour for Fuse FM. Alana: First of all I’d just like to say thank you so much for taking the time to talk […]

For us human beings to peacefully coexist with one another, an element of performance and disguise is critical.  We exaggerate our best qualities and conceal our worst.  We take on characteristics abnormal to us to resolve our differences with others.  However, as much as it helps us prosper as a species, this personal compromise is […]

Last Saturday saw the return of The Warehouse Project with their annual opening party, Welcome to the Warehouse. Packed with a cast of renowned DJs from around the globe, on top of marking what will be the Project’s final season at their Store Street venue, the opening night was sure to be on the calendar […]

Upon entering Manchester’s Oxford Road Dancehouse this Wednesday gone, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect. This time last year I missed out on Moses Sumney’s London show, and so now was my chance to catch him at last. Having finally seen him perform live, I’ll be making sure not to miss the next gig. […]