Think Pieces

"For me though, heavy, angry music provides a salve for anger when the hot wound threatens to crackle to the surface."

As 2015 draws to an end, BLM staffer Jim Summers takes a look at some of the most underrated records.

For October's Thought Piece, Katie Goh from London In Stereo ponders the return of the cowboy in current music.

The band take to Bristol's biggest stage on 25th October.

Ed Taylor, the founder of The Grey Area, gives BLM his view on his philosophy behind the eclectic artists from around the world that he brings to Bristol.

Live Editor, Jon Kean explores the past and present of band names in this latest thought piece.

The music industry has duly been asking itself some questions of late, from festival lineups left glaringly stark once stripped of their male only acts...

To quote one of the most prolific Bristolians in the world “In the future, everyone will be anonymous for 15 minutes.” And Banksy might as well be right.

One year ago Bristol musician Gravenhurst was on the front cover of this magazine. It was cold and dark. I remember picking up the magazine...

If you’re not a risk-taker, you probably shouldn’t be in business at all. But, to be in the business of running an outdoor festival...