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Review – Ministry of Sound at 35: The Club That Wrote The Manual

Elephant & Castle has undergone major redevelopment in the last few years, but Ministry of Sound has proudly stood the test of time. Earlier...

Throwback Thursday: Leftfield’s Leftism and the Class of 1995

If you have never heard Leftfield’s Leftism, you have probably heard bits of it without knowing. A bassline in a film trailer, a vocal...

Between Suns explore the dark and cinematic on “My Kinda Devil”

East London’s Between Suns return with their latest single, "My Kinda Devil," a brooding and restless offering that highlights the band’s cinematic reach. Anchored...

Sim Simi is at her raw, groove-rich authentic best on new single “Salt”

Authenticity is a currency that’s been devalued almost to the point of bankruptcy in the 2026 pop landscape, but Sim Simi is busy trying...

Review: Moby at Labyrinth on the Thames, Old Royal Naval College

The DJ before Moby played in a wedding dress.That was Sofia Kourtesis, who held the slot directly ahead of the headliner on the closing...

Review – Anjunadeep Open Air returns to Labyrinth on the Thames

Anjunadeep took over the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College for 9 hours on Sunday 9th August. One stage, seven acts, doors at...

Prple showcases artistic integrity on powerful new single “Misunderstood”

There's a specific kind of artistic confidence that comes not from certainty but from having made peace with uncertainty — the comfort of knowing...

Meet the 2026 Class of Body Movements’ Emerging Artists Programme

Since its earliest days, Body Movements has built more than a lineup. The London festival's Emerging Artists programme has quietly become one of its...

Stop Letting Entitled Residents Destroy Our Nightlife Cities

There is a particular kind of audacious idiot that belongs to those who move into the heart of a city, drawn by its energy,...

Last Night a DJ… Wrote a Book

Tucked away quietly at the edge of London’s Square Mile, in the shadow of the famous Gherkin landmark, there’s a hotel called Sir Devonshire...

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