Live Report is our record of nights spent in front of stages, in packed rooms and open fields, watching bands turn songs into something louder, messier, and more human. These are firsthand reports, written after the lights come up and the sweat dries, shaped by what actually happened rather than what was promised.
The Third Day of the Sea You Festival continued the trend of excellence from the previous day, presenting another diverse and high-quality lineup of bands that truly showcased the city’s musical talent. Each act brought something special to the stages, embodying the city’s vibrant music […]
Sea You Music Showcase is a three-day festival held in Gdańsk, Poland, and concluded that last Saturday with a series of workshops, panels, and concerts by Tri-City musicians. Years after years, we managed to see what Tri-City has the best to offer. And this event […]
A night at Wydział Remontowy is always a wild ride. It’s a venue that embodies the essence of underground music, where the stage is close enough to high-five the performers. Last night was no exception, with a lineup that promised more metal riffs than a rollercoaster ride.
A Night with Clan of Xymox, the Dark Romantics In the dimly lit caverns of the underground music scene, where shadows dance to the haunting melodies of the night, there exists a beacon of dark romanticism – Clan of Xymox. A band I discovered in […]
Forget your manufactured boyband and your disposable pop princesses. In a world of fleeting musical trends, New Model Army stands as a defiant monolith, a rebellious force standing against the tide. This Bradford-born beast has been churning out intelligent, genre-bending rock-post-punk-folk-whatever-the genre for over four […]
Last Saturday night marked the kickoff of the Mystic 2024 season with Samael as the headliner. But it would be a mistake to dismiss the 2 support bands as Shining hit the spot with a jaw-dropping Jazz Metal performance, and Yoth Iria cranked up the […]
A night of punk and post-punk madness in Drizzly Grizzly, featuring Skowyt, Pull the Wire and Zenek Kupatasa I love Punk concerts; they have this energy that I have never found anywhere else for any other musical genre. Even the thunderous ambiance of Metal concerts […]
Last night, I found myself fashionably behind schedule – how bizarre! – embracing the mysterious allure of the gothic evening gigs in B90, regrettably bypassing the enigmatic opening act Drift. As I navigated through the pouring rain and the shadows towards the venue, a thought […]
