D/R/U/G/S, Ghosting Season, The Slow Revolt: The Kazimier, Liverpool
Bombastic beats and intense industrial landscapes arrive at the Kazimier, Getintothis’ Joseph Viney joins the small throng who enjoyed a…
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King Creosote, Gummi Bako: The Kazimier, Liverpool
King Creosote marries classic folk tradition with humility and charismatic aplomb, Getintothis’ Emma Walsh tells the younger generation to take…
Matt Berry: The Kazimier, Liverpool
Mighty Boosh star Matt Berry delves into a mixed bag of folk, prog and oddball pop yet insists he’s completely…
How To Dress Well, Coffee and Cakes for Funerals, Forest Swords, KALA: Leaf, Bold Street, Liverpool
Intimate, intense and near heart-breaking, How To Dress Well offers up a lesson in emotional rollercoasting, Getintothis’ Stephanie Heneghan revels…
Tribes, Life In Film, 12 Dirty Bullets: East Village Arts Club, Liverpool
Tribes concoct soulful sunny depths to their grubby grunge resulting in wild abandon and added Santa Chupitos cocktails, Getintothis’ Dru…
Electronic Voice Phenomena featuring Outfit: St George’s Hall, Liverpool
A supernatural sensory experience unfolded at St George’s Hall, Getintothis’ Matthew Thomas captures the Electronic Voice Phenomena and it’s otherworldly…
Steve Hackett & Genesis Revisited: Philharmonic, Liverpool
Steve Hackett and his Genesis Revisited collective provide a timely reminder of his former band’s glories, Getintothis’ Mike Torpey reflects…
Mystery Jets, The Dirty Rivers, The Razz, Sankofa: East Village Arts Club, Liverpool
The Mystery Jets and a strong Liverpool supporting cast serve up a treat on the official launch of East Village…
Public Service Broadcasting, Baltic Fleet: The Kazimier, Liverpool
Public Service Broadcasting inject energised electricity and just enough human beauty into their robotic love-in at the Kazimier, Getintothis’ Sean…
Electronic Voice Phenomena featuring Outfit: St George’s Hall, Liverpool
Mercy present a night of music, performance and communicating with the other side, Getintothis’ Harry Sumnall reflects on an ambitious…