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Writer Kurt Duvel finally catches Father John Misty live in London, as Josh Tillman turns a cancelled festival slot into a generous, theatrical 22-song audience with the many moods of Misty.
Read MoreWriter Kurt Duvel catches Chicago indie-rock shapeshifters Ratboys turn the therapy-shaped ache of Singin’ To An Empty Chair into full-room release at The Garage, London.
Read MoreWriter Kurt Duvel captures the sisterly synergy of Haim’s ‘I Quit’ tour at The O2 Arena in London for a night where looseness met lightning, and lucky stars finally aligned as he saw the indie-pop band live for the first time.
Read MoreWriter Kurt Duvel recounts Fokofpolisiekar’s riotous return to the UK, tracing Afrikaans taal and timeless tunes from the proudly South African punks.
Read MoreWriter Kurt Duvel recaps a raucous punk double-header by PUP and Illuminati Hotties in London, where cathartic chaos, communal choruses, and one big 'Reservoir' rendition proved that misery loves musical company.
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