City Guide: Bristol Music Scene

City Guide: Bristol Music Scene We take a look at some of Bristol’s best-loved DIY and underground music scene kingpins.

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Review: Farao – ‘Pure – O’ (Western Vinyl)

In a tumultuous back and forth between darkness and light, the sophomore record from Farao is a heartful, organic display of desire and destruction. The new album from Farao – PURE-O is released October 19th – check out our review and take a listen here. ♡♡♡

The 10 Best Bristol Albums

Bristol has a reputation as one of the UK’s leading producers of professional and up-and-coming amateur musical talent. From Massive Attack to Stanton Warriors, Portishead to Roni Size, Bristol has a genre love affair; bringing out some of the best in trip-hop, drum & bass, rock and reggae.

Review: Interpol – ‘Marauder’ (Matador)

Interpol made their name with a stonking debut album Turn On The Bright Lights. Much to their benefit, their debut shot them straight into the epicentre of the starriest of stardoms, but it would be fair to say that it has the tendency to barrage through records released since.

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Live Review: Goldfrapp @ Nozstock, Sunday 22nd July

Alison Goldfrapp encapsulates the zeitgeist of the sexually charged mid-noughties in her mesmerising headline performance at Nozstock Festival. Standing in a crowded field in the heat of summer is the last place you’d expect to be transported to a new dimension.

Review: Pendulum – The Reworks

Review: Pendulum – The Reworks Moments of hypnotic beauty salvage an otherwise lacklustre homecoming. It’s safe to say Rob Swire has a complicated relationship with drum & bass. In 2002, Swire formed the mothership of the drum & bass fleet

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