Bands To Watch: To Kill A King
Communion Records is probably the most exciting label that London has to offer right now, and here at The Blue Walrus, we’ve been fans from the start. Recent signings To Kill A… Read More
Noah And The Whale @ The Roundhouse
Camden, 16 May 2011: Instantly, the most noticeable feature of the packed out London show was the diversity of the crowd. The old, the young, the arty, the mainstream, the male and… Read More
Bands To Watch: Beth Jeans Houghton
Beth Jeans Houghton has been circling the ground we call ‘under the radar’ for some time now. She played a tiny Norwich show back in 2009, which was where I first encountered… Read More
Tonight: Noah And The Whale’s Online Cinema
Noah And The Whale always seem to find a way to give their musical offerings an artistic edge, and today proves to be no exception. The band premiere a brand new documentary… Read More
Emmy The Great – Virtue (Album)
The sophomore album is a perplexing phenomenon, perhaps even more so when your debut release has been subject to the coveted title of ‘critically acclaimed’. In the world of contemporary London folk… Read More
Jack Savoretti – Come Shine A Light
Half-English, half-Italian and Swiss-educated, the nomadic Jack Savoretti has returned to British shores recently after a stint in America recording and promoting new material. I had the privilege of interviewing Jack back… Read More
Love Inks – Leather Glove
Back in February, Tim shared his discovery of a wonderful electro-pop-meets-lo-fi duo called Love Inks. The band, now a trio, have just released a brilliant new single called ‘Leather Glove’ through Hell… Read More
Polly And The Billets Doux to play The Station Sessions
The phenomenal Polly And The Billets Doux will be doing a special one-off acoustic performance at St Pancras International Train Station this Wednesday 3rd March as part of The Station Sessions. Recently… Read More
