It was a clement Sunday evening on the 13th of May. Not an evening you’d typically associate with popping down to Bau Wow, but then that’s probably true of any other evening too, unless one of the most exciting acts to come out of London of late decides to show up there. Continue reading “GIG REVIEW: Otzeki @ Bau Wow”
With one of Brighton’s premier events just around the corner, we here at Offie Mag decided to do a little enticing soundbite based list-article-pamphlet-polemic thingy. Anyway, here’s 5 things we like about you, TGE… Continue reading “5 THINGS WE LIKE ABOUT THE GREAT ESCAPE”
MGMT are one of the most engaging pop bands of the last decade… No, that’s not followed by, ‘Discuss.’ It’s a big, fat, immutable statement. Continue reading “ALBUM REVIEW: MGMT – ‘Little Dark Age’”
Alfa Mist captivates the audience with his hypnotic jazz soundscapes…
By Rhys Baker Continue reading “GIG REVIEW: Alfa Mist in Brighton”
On Monday 21st of November the Dome was filling up in anticipation for hipster-hero, Mac Demarco. Brighton centre was simultaneously swelling with people of all ages for the mighty Gorillaz. Meanwhile, a handful of us perceptive music fans saw an opportunity. Continue reading “GIG REVIEW: Childhood @ Patterns 27.11.17”
HMLTD impressed again last Friday night at Patterns with a high-octane, sweaty and insatiable performance. Continue reading “Gig review: HMLTD storm Patterns”
A sense of anticipation permeated the air outside The Haunt on Friday 13th… Continue reading “Jordan Rakei @ The Haunt, Friday 13th”
‘The start to an album is crucial. Can this be overstated? I think not,’ says Off Licence Magazine’s Music Editor, Tom Gladstone. Continue reading “Rakei starts as he means to go on…”
