No Miss Simz, Thank you
Emotion is energy in motion. Honour your truth and feelings. Eradicate fear. Boundaries are important. After a surprise announcement,...
top of page
Articles
Lippy Magazine's latest
Search
- Dec 16, 2022
Delight In The Mundane: Dry Cleaning’s Stumpwork, a review
Thomas Boyd reviews... On their sophomore effort, the fourpiece from South London dial back the punchy post-punk of their debut LP,...
- Nov 27, 2022
Wet Leg At Leeds Beckett Union: A Review
Sophie Fennelly reviews... It may have been a cold and rainy Friday night, but that didn’t stop Leeds coming out in numbers to see Wet...
- Nov 27, 2022
The Leeds Sound
Dexter Burningham tells us more about The Leeds Sound... For decades people have been able to define the sound and character of the music...
- Nov 25, 2022
Diversify your Music Taste
As an avid music listener, like many are, I’ve always adored the collective effervescence music summons amongst a group of strangers. The...
- Nov 18, 2022
RESET: The new single from emerging rock band Wolforna
Jess Plunkett Reviews Wolforna’s second release of 2022, ‘Reset’. I was first introduced to Wolforna back in September, where I was...
- Nov 15, 2022
Review: Faye Webster live at Brudenell Social Club
Prem Dosanjh shares his thoughts on Faye Webster’s latest gig in Leeds. Self-described as being “far away” from her home of Atlanta, Faye...
- Nov 9, 2022
Dark Arts Review
Belgrave Music Hall hosted an impressive array of exciting talents in an all-you-can-eat music buffet, with Walt Disco’s immaculate...
- Nov 9, 2022
Sorry Live at Brudenell Social Club
Lucy Clark heads down to Brudenell to review the Anywhere But Here album tour following Sorry’s latest release A few weeks after...
- Oct 28, 2022
Review: Being Funny In A Foreign Language, the album fans have all been waiting for
Lucy Norris reviews The 1975's latest album... A running joke of The 1975 is that all their songs sound the same and that nothing new...
- Oct 28, 2022
Interview with Opus Kink: “Mick Jagger would’ve definitely run The Stones’ Instagram"
The Brighton six-piece talk their writing process, Otley run costumes, and the necessary evil of social media. Leeds sub-editor Maddie...
- Oct 25, 2022
Japanese Breakfast bring Jubilee to Brudenell
Lucy Clark takes a visit to Brudenell Social Club to see Japanese Breakfast... The first thing I notice about Japanese Breakfast is just...
- Oct 14, 2022
Live At Leeds In The City: 6 Acts That Can’t Be Missed
Live At Leeds: In The City is just days away, so as we count down the hours, here’s our top picks for unmissable acts at this emerging...
- Oct 14, 2022
Songs For Living
Are you looking to lean on a good tune when times feel tough? Evie Yabsley shares some suggestions... Leaving behind familiarity and...
- Oct 6, 2022
An Artist to Watch: Loshh Gig Review
Max Dow reviews Loshh tearing up the Belgrave stage to support Obongjayar in Leeds this week… To discover new music in the era of...
- Oct 3, 2022
The Lounge Society Live: Hope for a New Generation of Guitar Music
The post-punk quartet hailing from Hebden Bridge showcased much of their new album ‘Tired of Liberty’, but the brilliance of their...
- Sep 25, 2022
Inspiration Is A Double-edged Sword: Pale Waves’ Unwanted, a review
Thomas Boyd reviews Pale Waves' new album... In spite of all its merits, the main takeaway from Pale Waves’ latest album Unwanted seems...
- Sep 17, 2022
WOLFORNA: Oporto Gig Review
Jess Plunkett Reviews Wolforna’s top-class act as they supported BlackWaters at Call Lane’s ‘Oporto’ bar. The crowd buzzed as they...
- May 31, 2022
In conversation with Peach Pit
Sophie Fennelly speaks to their indie band before their recent gig in Leeds Known for their indie hits such as ‘Alrighty Aphrodite’ and...
- Mar 18, 2022
Genre-bending glam rock bliss: Yves Tumor at Belgrave
Music Editor Alice Browne reviews the gig which took place last week... There’s a sense of poorly concealed impatience buzzing across the...
bottom of page