Tag: Elliot Kuruvita

Upstairs at Camden’s Enterprise is a small affair. The stage sits barely two feet off the ground and with fifty or so beer swilling punters it’s beginning to get a little cramped towards the back. When Skinny Lister enter the scene, five strong and sporting a double bass as big…

Having spent the best part of 15 years touring the country, as well as America’s West Coast, it seems that finally Scottish singer/songwriter Pete MacLeod may have harnessed the attention that has been long overdue. Related news: Review: Gruff Rhys – Sadness Sets Me Free Review: U2 live at The …

When you’ve a band name that sounds like an outside favourite in The Grand National, you’d think it would perhaps be difficult harnessing much attention as a traditional folk outfit. But when you’re officially crowed 2011’s Hardest Working Band in Britain by PRS things then begin to make sense. The…

Nowadays, when a young London quartet tumble onto the scene twiddling guitars and a low slung bass, the idea of going home to stick Groundhog Day into the DVD player doesn’t sound like such an absurd idea. But when said young London quartet are billed as a ‘blues’ act, that’s…