This little two piece created an atmosphere of absolute unison – the kind of joy where your face hurts from smiling too much, your throat hurts from singing along too hard and your feet hurt from dancing 'til you can dance no more.

In a world with such plastic, throw-away nonsense, we should be glad, happy, elated that we got to experience Bowie.

As 2015 draws to an end, BLM staffer Jim Summers takes a look at some of the most underrated records.

Ho99o9 have slotted themselves into one of Bristol’s favourite gigs of the year.

Unapologetically fabulous yet warmly welcoming, with tongue firmly in cheek, Thorny was a night unlike any other in Bristol.

Feminist art zine BOX showcases the talents of women across Bristol

Providing young female musicians with high quality mentoring and artist development with established artists.

It's been five years since the band won BBC's Sound of 2010 – are they still going strong?

Independent Venue Week is set to take place from January 25th 2016.

Celebrating their first birthday in Bristol, the co-founder talks memorable moments.

We're delighted to showcase the 2015 edit of She Makes War's 'Slow Puncture'.

A poignant and passionate performance at Turner's 1790th (yes, really) solo show.

It’s a relief when a band deliver in the face of high expectations — and Everything Everything did exactly that with their third record this summer.

"Whatever you identify as, everyone is welcome... we're here to give a platform to the outsiders and the misfits."

We catch up with the Mercury nominated SOAK ahead of her show at The Fleece in Bristol.

Having just touched down from Japan, we managed to share a few words with frontwoman Ellie Rowsell about what it’s like to be in Wolf Alice in 2015.

Honeyblood stand for what's right in this messy world of music.

We share a choice shot from each month of The Marble Factory's first year.

We spoke to the hard-working Best Friends as they return to Bristol this month.

We catch up with the suited genius that is William Doyle ahead of his next visit to Bristol.

We caught up with Django Django ahead of their return to Bristol's Academy.

As a new waves of free entry shows hits Bristol leaving us all for dead, we speak with Miles Jelfs of The Fleece, one of the minds behind the project.

We caught up with Lucy Rose to discuss her second album and upcoming UK tour.

Following the launch of 'Back Light' at Start The Bus last month, we talk with Swiss photographer Laure Noverraz [no-ver-ah] about her exciting new exhibition.

We caught up with The Cribs ahead of their show at The Fleece.

We catch up with giants Turbowolf ahead of their second album and full UK tour.

We caught up with the weird and wonderful Marmozets ahead of their show at The Fleece.

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A sand-filled beach may be the last thing on your mind this cold Friday — consider this one more reason to pay attention to Aztecs as we premier their brand new video for 'Young Blood'.

We caught up with Mallory Knox upon the release of their second album 'Asymmetry'.

Contemplative four-piece Woman’s Hour have been beautifying our lives all year. We catch up with Fiona Burgess about slow-cooking a debut album to perfection.

Following the Banksy removal, team Thekla have commissioned a new piece, this time by Bristol-born, now London-based, artist Inkie.

We sit down with Vance Joy ahead of his much anticipated return to Bristol this September.

The Motion complex in Bristol has announced its continued expansion into live music with new venue, The Marble Factory.

We catch up with UK circuit mainstays Tellison ahead of their new album and ArcTanGent show later in the month.

Sheffield’s Slow Club possess the kind of substance that swallows up other guy-girl duos and makes vintage-tinged pop songs out of their bones, we caught up with them on the cusp of the new album.

Since their 2009 self-titled debut, followed by their blinding sophomore offering ‘Belong’, The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart have been a firm favourite at BLM Towers. Rhys dropped frontman Kip Berman a line to talk about their shimmering third helping ‘Days Of Abandon’.

Annie Clark — better known as St Vincent — has managed to play out her glittering five-album career with grace, an ever-developing and always absorbing artistic voice and, most of all, without compromise.

Despite creating a lot of buzz with their ‘20 Minutes From The Border’ EP, desert-infused leftfield...

Consider your daily dose of dada-esque guitar magic administered.

The final acts have been announced, making Green Man the place to be this August

For a band who take a no-nonsense approach, it's a relief to know they don't take themselves too seriously

Pete Doherty is returning to Bristol for a night of music, poetry and spoken word this week. The tour comes ahead of his second...

For many, the warming weather marks the return of barbecues, shorts and too many nights spent tossing and turning in stuffy bedrooms. But for...

The iconic artist will be making an appearance in Bristol

Dig into the likes of Mitski, Trust Fund and Personal Best