Now that the fracas of the festive period is over, it’s the ideal time to look back at Pizza For The People’s Indie Banquet at Wharf Chambers back on the 15th December. Remember, the hazy days of 2018? Tonnes of momentum ran the night and there was a somewhat unhinged aura that lurked persistently, only encouraged …
Author: Emma Storey
LIVE: Pizza For The People Indie Banquet XII 15.12.18
Everyone loves a Christmas party (don’t try and deny it), especially when it’s hosted by one of Leeds’ most exciting and upcoming promoters, Pizza For The People. Led by the stellar duo that are Ryan and Julia, PFTP have been booking cracking bands for their Indie Banquet gigs for over two years, including The Wytches, …

Ones To Watch: Long Division Festival, Wakefield.
The seventh annual Long Division festival comes into full swing tomorrow. With an eclectic assortment of arts, literary and music events taking place across some of Wakefield’s most loved landmarks and venues, including the Town Hall and Cathedral, Long Division is Wakey’s largest festival of music and culture. Established in 2011, Long Division sets out …

ALBUM REVIEW: ‘We Choose Pretty Names’ by Kermes
Hailing from the Leicester DIY scene, Kermes serve a healthy chunk of discord and clashing noise to suitably introduce ‘I Wanna Be Yr Sometimes’. It’s a frank opener to their debut album, ‘We Choose Pretty Names’, and it’s a precursor for the no holds barred, unreserved psyche that the quartet have built their record upon. …

ALBUM REVIEW: ‘Great Big Blue’ by Geowulf
“Life can give you lemons… Geowulf make bittersweet, fizzy pop with them. Geowulf’s debut album, ‘Great Big Blue‘ screams shimmering production, relatable words and contagious melodies. In a glisteningly sleek record, Geowulf dance in a deceptively dream-like state with the ironic merriness of Belle and Sebastian, clashing with the summery, whimsical reverberated sways of Beach House.“