The EPK states that following on from her debut EP in March 2023, Too Good For You is an “unhinged feminist track with intense spoken world vocal, dirty guitar and indie rock drums” which to these ears falls short of a full appraisal. The real hook is the filthy bass line presumably provided by George Higgins, which is a fantastical musical peg for La Bridie to hang her ranting libretto. You could put the track…
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. David Cameron has made a come back,Hopefully this time around he doesn’t slack.Meanwhile, everyone reckons Suella deserves to be the Prime Minister,Whilst they…
The festive season is a time of the year when delicious food and awesome drinks come together to create the perfect celebratory atmosphere. It is an opportunity to be grateful for everything life has given us, including the joy of having friends and families. But, let’s be honest: there is a small problem. We all struggle to stay in shape in December, don’t we? There is no need to be ashamed. It’s easy to fall…
Renowned as a leader in new music discovery, Sound City continues its incredible history with the first details of its hotly anticipated 2024 return. Nestled in the heart of Liverpool – one of the world’s most influential music capitals – Sound City returns to its core multi-venue roots between the 4th-5th May 2024. Sound City: the dynamic music festival that first graced Liverpool’s streets in 2008 swiftly became a pivotal event for music enthusiasts worldwide.…
Amalgamating the hypnotic, chaotic groove of jazz with a modern and progressive electronic sound is not a feat to be sniffed at. Try adding some distorted vocals and, if it all goes well, you may replicate the sound of Dorsal. Expertly walking the line between the world of the singer songwriter and electronic music producers, the Yorkshire and Liverpool-based project has developed a unique sound that feels destined for great things. The relatively unknown artist has already attracted interest…
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. The rain has been raining,Safe to say that it’s truly reigning.Any thoughts on the King’s Speech?Or how long it’ll take the new laws…
In a world filled with exotic destinations and far-flung adventures, it’s easy to overlook the treasures that lie right at your doorstep. While international travel might be enticing, there’s an abundance of excitement, culture, and natural beauty to explore within the United Kingdom. In this article, we’ll dive into the myriad reasons why choosing to stay in the UK for a holiday can be a fantastic and memorable experience, especially for young people. 1. Diverse…
Business leaders, journalists, leisure industry specialists and local business groups attended a preview showcase at 30 James Street earlier this week to hear the new owners vision for the future of one of Liverpool’s most historic buildings. Once the headquarters of the White Star Line shipping company where the RMS Titanic was registered the Grade II* building has often been referred to as Liverpool’s unofficial 4th Grace. Marek Riegger and Audun Lekve, owners of Hamburg based RIMC Hotels and…
Liverpool’s culinary scene is as vibrant and soulful as its storied history. At the heart of this scene is “scouse” – a hearty, nourishing stew that warms the bones and lifts the spirits. Originating from “lobscouse,” a dish brought to the port by sailors, it has become a symbol of the city itself. For the uninitiated, scouse is a must-try local delicacy, and for Liverpudlians, it’s a taste of home. Whether you’re a local or…
The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts (LIPA) is collaborating with the historic and iconic Cavern Club to continue to bring new music to the venue. LIPA was famously founded by Sir Paul McCartney, using the old building of the Liverpool Institute for Boys, where he and George Harrison attended school. In 2012 LIPA bought the Art College next door, which John Lennon attended at the time these three future Beatles began their music careers. LIPA…
If you’re planning your big day in the heart of Liverpool, you’re in for an experience brimming with personality, humour, and a fair share of love. After all, Liverpudlians know how to throw a party that’s talked about for years! But how do you ensure that your wedding day stands out? It’s all about embracing the local charm, adding a personal twist, and sprinkling a bit of that famous Liverpool wit. Choosing Your Venue Liverpool’s…
“Can anyone lend us two drum kits, a Fender Rhodes, and a Nord please?” went the social media message whistling around the Liverpool music community. One hour later, the equipment was sourced, begged and borrowed from local musicians and a cheeky bunch of Liverpool University Students. When Grammy winners jump off the plane with a suitcase and their shiny bits, the rest magically appears here! Thanks Liverpool. Yet again Parrjazz provided an audience with the…
Based in the busy area of Smithdown Road, The Tavern Co has become famous in the city of Liverpool for serving up to devoted customers its Mexican-themed menu for three decades. It has always been a huge hit with breakfast and brunch fans, and really started a trend for relaxed morning-to-noon dining. After closure earlier on in the autumn, delighted diners will be thrilled to know that The Tavern Co is now under new ownership,…
Yesterday, The Beatles released what is being called their ”last ever song”. The track entitled, Now and Then, was much anticipated by the music world but one fan in particular is still in shock at how the song was unveiled. Street Artist, Paul Curtis, was actually battling to finish a mural during storm Ciaran when The Beatles track went live. As he explains, “I’d had to stop because the rain and wind was making painting…
Alt-rock quartet Clean Cut Kid have released their new self-produced album A Crisis Of Faith At The Death Of A Loved One today, breaking down the personal stages of grief against a backdrop of intricately layered production in 30 minutes of indie-folk bliss. Every track on the album is awash with the warm retro sound of analaog tape, which when paired with the underlying themes of melancholy within the lyrics, string arrangements and chord progressions…
Weekly Noise is a short and straightforward way of sharing Liverpool’s trending news and topics in the form of a weekly poem. Laura Chonzi will take the top trending hashtags or stories on social media and turn them into a ten-line poetic masterpiece for each week of the month, hence the name. The time has changed, meaning now it gets dark early,November is upon us, meaning this year’s ending, clearly.This year’s Halloween was surely one…
It would take the hardest of creative hearts not to be intrigued by a musical artist named Roscoe Fox, who also has the collective cahoonas to deliver a sonic smorgasbord that is A Series Of Extensive Eye Operations. This Fantastic Mr Fox gives us six tracks which are eclectic and electronic; ethereal soundscapes that hold the interest, and, when it appears, a beautifully melodyned voice that adds to the aural delight. This EP will, given…
Straight off the back of performing at Black Deer Festival and one of their biggest achievements to date, Motel Sundown have timed the release of their latest single Midnight Blue perfectly. It is absolutely a folk dream. Coupled with a morning of listening to their previous releases, it feels like a great accumulation of what their style and sound is all about. WIth melody lines and vocals reminiscent of Karen Carpenter, beautiful structure of songs straight out of a Crosby, Still & Nash record and…
Game4Padel, the UK’s leading padel business, will be officially opening three new padel courts this November at Liverpool Cricket Club. Padel is reported to be the world’s fastest growing sport, and as such, has attracted a number of high-profile ambassadors including Virgil van Dijk and Dominic Calvert Lewin who have both invested in Game4Padel in 2021. Padel originally started in Mexico in the 1960s, and is now played in over 100 countries around the world,…
If there’s something Liverpool knows how to do expertly, it’s drinking and dining. And what better way to indulge in both than by enjoying a bottomless brunch? Whether you’re a Liverpool resident or just visiting, here are some of the top spots in the city where you can experience the best bottomless brunches. The Brunch & Cocktail Club If you’re looking for a bottomless brunch that leans into the brunch + cocktails ethos fully, this…