Think Pieces

Our Live Editor Jon Kean delivers in intriguing thought piece and one of the most apparent themes currently at live gigs - Why Chat Through A Gig?

Unsure of the LCD Soundsystem reunion? Ben Hickey explains why he'll believe in them when they take to the stage.

The Spark, a Bristol-based magazine set up in 1993, came out of circulation earlier this year. Beccy Golding celebrates all things independent in Bristol.

Last Resort co-founder Adam Brooks talks of the importance in keeping things fun and free

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.

Amy Walpole of WITCH FEVER discusses on the events which happened at their Bristol headline show at Stag and Hounds and addressing one of the industries most pressing issues on sexism.

For the creative, the path of inspiration cuts through their very mind. They are able to meander through their own thoughts, witnessing the most incredible sights and sounds, all heavily laden with emotion.

From 'Achtung Bono' to 'all ears' - Deputy Editor, Jon Kean ponders why we've now become happy for our artists to bombard us with ideology.

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

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