Sean Toohey

"One thing you cannot fault this band on is their infectious energy and colourful presence." Sean Toohey reviews The Blue Aeroplanes at The Fleece.

Sean Toohey looks forward to "the layered and multifaceted world of The Blue Aeroplanes" at The Fleece on Sunday night, as they warm up for Glastonbury.

Tamu Massif's voice "lands as croaking and emotionally loaded when necessary, often reminiscent of a less angry Jamie T." Sean Toohey and Lee Ramsey review.

"With a swirling pallet of electronic and organic influences, Massif paints with thick brush strokes." Sean Toohey previews Tamu Massif at Rough Trade.

"Brooding, ominous and vicious in their delivery." Sean Toohey and Jess Greenwood review Petrol Girls at Rough Trade.

"Draped in brilliant white, bearing a thousand yard stare like a weapon of war," Aldous Harding enchanted Trinity. Review by Sean Toohey and Craig Simmonds.

"To enjoy a sell-out show on their own home turf, not to mention on a Monday night. If any band deserves this, it's Beak>." Sean Toohey reviews.

"Taking their name from a group of French revolutionaries seemed fitting." Sean Toohey previews Petrol Girls at Rough Trade.

"Greeting the crowd with a Bristolian ‘babber’ the band launch into a clattering of fantastically sharp guitars." Sean Toohey reviews Crocodiles.

"The room gurgles into a delicate warm fuzz accented by a lush sorbet of soft vocals." Sean Toohey and Craig Simmonds review The Beths at The Fleece.