Have the middle classes and teeny boppers taken over the great British music festival?
As festival season comes to a close, Lottie Allen reports from Bestival. Headliners included Florence and the Machine, New Order and Stevie Wonder.
Concrete got down to Outlook. If the typical indie, cider-in-a-field weekend isn’t your kind of thing, Outlook will be.
Coexist is a little colder than xx but it’s versatile, intriguing and progressive. Read and listen.
Beacon keeps TDCC’s playful side alive but despite the risqué album art, they haven’t grown up or moved on that much. Read and listen.
Music’s run-down of Norwich’s music scene, where to go, what to listen to and who to get involved with.
Reading and Leeds were on top form this year, despite their dodgy rep. The best part? A handful of the best acts are coming to UEA.
Norwich-born singer/songwriter Lisa Redford returns from NYC for a special homecoming gig.
Bloc Party are back with an album that will make fans fall in love with them all over again. Four is a real rock record from unified creative minds.
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