Tag: the beths
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The Beths live at Project House review – dependable as ever, now with added recorders
New Zealand band the Beths aren’t exactly reinventing the indie rock wheel, but they remain a thoroughly reliable live act. With another rewarding album under her belt, Liz Stokes is an undeniably talented songwriter, although this set lacked the punk oomph you feel could take the band to the next level.
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The Beths live at New Century Hall review – the sound of a band realising their potential
After releasing the best album of their careers last year, the Beths are reaping their rewards with bigger venues and an ever more affectionate fanbase. Improved on all fronts since their visit to Leeds last year, all that this gig needed was a bit of extra bite.
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The Beths live at Brudenell Social Club review – bubbly, light and a little safe
10,000 miles away from home, the fact that New Zealand indie rock outfit The Beths sold out Leeds’ Brudenell Social Club is remarkable in itself. What’s more, Elizabeth Stokes’ confessional yet light-hearted compositions were warmly received, even if her set lacked ambition.
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Undertone Best of 2018 – The Albums (Part 2)
With any great Netflix show comes some equally great songs. When Doc Robinson’s Break My Fall closed an episode of Bojack Horseman I was instantly sent on an urgent hunt for my phone and Shazam. Whilst proving to be a highlight of its album, the songs that accompany Break My Fall in Deep End are…
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Rex Orange County’s “Never Enough” is a flawless masterpiece
There’s been some crackers discovered this week, and I’ve got plenty to talk about, even in the aftermath of Royal Blood-mania. Another exciting Friday has delivered two more hotly anticipated albums. I’d been waiting for Panic! At the Disco’s Pray for the Wicked since March, and whilst there are a few enjoyable tracks like (Fuck a)…
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