Reviews

• Music / Reviews

  Review: Lankum, Bristol Beacon – ‘Jaw-dropping performance’

  Hair-raising soundscapes and laugh out loud anecdotes

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  Review: To Kill A King, Thekla – ‘A fun set’

  Celebrating the tenth anniversary of their debut album, the gig were full of nostalgia and surprises

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• Theatre / Reviews

  Review: Nanny, Bristol Old Vic Weston Studio – ‘Wonderfully warm-hearted’

  Two friends crave showbiz success

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Ye Vagabonds, The Mount Without – ‘Gloriously emotive’

  Irish folk brothers fuse tradition and modernity in their performance of old and new songs

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: The Last Dinner Party, The Fleece – ‘A celebration’

  The all female indie rock band kickstarted their tour with a sold out show in the city

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Nell Mescal, Rough Trade – ‘Endearing, warming and incredibly talented’

  The singer reminded us what a joy it is to have so many talented female musicians in the industry

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• Music / Reviews

  Review: Spock’s Beard, Thekla

  US prog giants cram all their gear aboard the boat for a sublime intimate show

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  Review: The Sleeping Souls, Thekla – ‘Guitar-hero prowess’

  Having toured alongside Frank Turner for over a decade, the Oxford band stepped into their own

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