Photo Gallery: Parcels - O2 Brixton Academy, London 30/09/2022
Five-piece band Parcels brought their ambitious back catalogue of hits to London’s famous Brixton Academy last week. Our photographer Abigail Shii was there to capture all the action. Check out her images below:
This week's Band of the Week is the fast punching Irish alt-rock heavyweights THUMPER - who have just released their new album 'Sleeping With The Light On'.
No strings attached, no blocks, no holding back; just pure, plain, raw autonomy.
Notorious for releasing every finished song, Hot Mulligan have returned to prove yet again that they are a consistent conveyor belt of new projects and endless talent.
A new era has begun for the rock and roll godfathers with their new track ‘Your Favourite Toy’.
One of electronic music's most visionary artist calls for a moment of stillness with 'Future Quiet' - the 23rd studio record from the Harlem-born prodigy.
Mogwai continue to celebrate their thirtieth anniversary as a band with a stellar run through of their legendary post-rock catalogue at the Brighton Dome.
Of Monsters and Men mesmerise the Roundhouse.
A Place to Bury Strangers are back with a new rarities album – you’re never going to get rarer than this for the sonic-noise rock outfit as their sonic wall of sound is more abrasive than you’ve ever heard them before.
Kiosk are a Leeds based electro-pop duo that rival the beats of Spanish outfit Dame Area; dropping a ltd 12” vinyl with physical exclusive remixes from Turnspit, Bug Teeth and DJ Suburu in a unique way to debut a stellar double single that’s worthy of celebration
In the second night of BRITS week 2026 for War Child, the Brighton punks LAMBRINI GIRLS brought utter chaos to North London’s The Garage, raising tens of thousands of pounds for children affected by war.
The Last Dinner Party Share New Single ‘Lets Do It Again’, Taken From War Child’s ‘HELP(2)’ Charity Album
I spoke to our Red Queen about her uprising and upcoming album ‘SCAPEG.O.A.T.’, and fell head over heels in adoration with Irish artist Ria Rua.