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It’s Thursday night and my energy reserves are running particularly low, thankfully I’m heading to the Brudenell Social Club for a night crammed full of afro-fusion sounds. It doesn’t take a genius to work out where the London Afrobeat Collective hail from and what kind of music they play. This information, however, won’t prepare you for the party to come.
There’s something reassuring about the success of idiosyncratic indie-folk act, The Mountain Goats. While not exactly a household name, the band has built up an ever-growing and passionate following. This weekend they’ve managed to sell out two consecutive nights at The Brudenell Social Club in Leeds with an in-store performance at Jumbo records for good measure.
From all the early 90s bands that have reformed in recent years, perhaps the biggest surprise announcement of them all was that Adorable were getting back together, albeit for a brief, but welcome run of shows.
