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Formed six years ago when they were only 12-years-old, Lhuna have proven themselves to be one of the best bands in Brighton. And now, sadly, we say goodbye (sort of). They’re not just a bunch of teenagers who make some decent sounding music, they’ve actually managed to develop a mature // Read More
As last summer drew to a close, we went down to The Wood Burning Savages’ shoot in London, led by director Cillian Farrell. The day went smoothy, as you can tell from our behind the scenes video below. Oh, and here’s the actual music video: You can follow The Wood // Read More
The last gig of the Gnarwolves Europe tour 2014, on the 12th December at the Haunt in Brighton, was easily one of the best gigs I’d been to since summer’s end. Public Domain from Vienna opened the show, announcing that they were dedicating their set to a friend who had recently // Read More
There was no better way in starting December, than going to TIGERCUB’s Single launch at London Road’s Bleach. Prior to this event, I had not seen the alternate rock trio live, but was excited to do so, as I have heard so many promising things about the band. TIGERCUB are // Read More
On Tuesday 25th November, hip-hop sensation Talib Kweli came to town, performing at the very intimate venue – The Haunt. This gig was an experience like no other. From start to finish, it was like one big Brooklyn 90s warehouse rave; an event that should have not been missed. Opening // Read More
Not many people are familiar with One Night Only, despite being around since 2007 and having released two albums, Started a Fire (2007) and One Night Only (2010). You may have seen the frontman, George Craig, in several fashion magazines or even on the catwalk – he modelled for Burberry // Read More
When it comes to originality and innovation within the genre, Jam Baxter is renowned for his unorthodox approach, leading to some fantastic creations. ‘…So We Ate Them Whole’ is the latest project in his ever more impressive discography and really does make a point of pushing the boundaries within underground // Read More
Skate-rats Gnarwolves will return to their hometown of Brighton, playing the Haunt on December 12th as part of their upcoming UK tour with Prawn, an indie/post-rock group from New York & New Jersey, and Public domain, a hardcore punk band hailing from Vienna, Austria. It’s been a few months since // Read More
The Ting Tings are back on the scene with a new album, ‘Super Critical’, released late last month and with a tour that will include a show at the Haunt on November 23rd. Following ‘We Started Nothing’ and ‘Sounds From Nowheresville’, the Mancunian duo have released their third album, ‘Super Critical’, // Read More
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