Gala announces full line-up for 2020 two-dayer
Gala Festival returns to Peckham Rye Park for its fifth birthday. With an underlying emphasis on London’s homegrown talent, Gala…
Lost Village announce first wave of artists for 2020 edition
Deliver. That’s what the team behind Lincolnshore’s Lost Village festival do on an annual basis and 2020 stands to be…
Bambounou: In Conversation
Cohesively erratic. Blissfully puncturing. Organised Chaos. Try and pigeon-hole a set or production from Jeremy Guindo a.k.a. Bambounou and you’re…
Afterthoughts: Lost Village Festival 2019
Otherworldly. Diverse. Dedicated. Three words that have epitomised Lost Village Festival for the past few years. This year saw another…
Miss em and weep: 5 artists to catch at Lost Village 2019
Lincolnshire. Famous for its sausages and cathedral, it’s a county that isn’t quite at the forefront of a music lover’s…
Greg Wilson: The man behind the groove
The word pioneer gets thrown around all too often these days. If we actually stop and think about its true…
Paula Temple: In Conversation
With world politics becoming ever more draconian and climate change narratives growing increasingly apocalyptic, music is often turned to as…
Tommy Four Seven: In Conversation
If you’re a football fan, you’ll be familiar with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp’s football philosophy. It’s known as heavy metal…
Robert Hood: “Music Saved Me”
It is often the story that out of hardship and suffering, strong characters and even stronger movements emerge. None more…
Norman Nodge: In Conversation
Robust and recondite, a unique blend of sound that both protrudes and pulsates. It’s Norman Nodge, fabled Berghain resident and…
Afterthoughts: Lost Village Festival 2018
A slightly more curveball structure for this review… The reason being, when I’m trying to decide which festival to attend,…
Why you should have a wiggle in the woods: Lost Village 2018
I have heard many a music fan say the European festival scene is oversaturated. It’s not. There may be endless…
Lost Village announce first wave of artists for 2020 edition
Deliver. That’s what the team behind Lincolnshore’s Lost Village festival do on an annual basis and 2020 stands to be…
Bambounou: In Conversation
Cohesively erratic. Blissfully puncturing. Organised Chaos. Try and pigeon-hole a set or production from Jeremy Guindo a.k.a. Bambounou and you’re…
Afterthoughts: Lost Village Festival 2019
Otherworldly. Diverse. Dedicated. Three words that have epitomised Lost Village Festival for the past few years. This year saw another…
Miss em and weep: 5 artists to catch at Lost Village 2019
Lincolnshire. Famous for its sausages and cathedral, it’s a county that isn’t quite at the forefront of a music lover’s…
Greg Wilson: The man behind the groove
The word pioneer gets thrown around all too often these days. If we actually stop and think about its true…
Paula Temple: In Conversation
With world politics becoming ever more draconian and climate change narratives growing increasingly apocalyptic, music is often turned to as…
Tommy Four Seven: In Conversation
If you’re a football fan, you’ll be familiar with Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp’s football philosophy. It’s known as heavy metal…
Robert Hood: “Music Saved Me”
It is often the story that out of hardship and suffering, strong characters and even stronger movements emerge. None more…
Norman Nodge: In Conversation
Robust and recondite, a unique blend of sound that both protrudes and pulsates. It’s Norman Nodge, fabled Berghain resident and…
Afterthoughts: Lost Village Festival 2018
A slightly more curveball structure for this review… The reason being, when I’m trying to decide which festival to attend,…
Why you should have a wiggle in the woods: Lost Village 2018
I have heard many a music fan say the European festival scene is oversaturated. It’s not. There may be endless…