INDIE / ROCK
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Issue 49 / 2013
Event Review:
DAUGHTER
There���s no denying it, folksy trio Daughter are tipped for great
things. Yet we wouldn���t expect any less from a band who mastered
their debut album at Abbey Road.
We had the pleasure of
watching this sinless set
from the pews of St Mary���s
Church, Brighton. Front
woman Elena Tonra cut
a humble figure as she
performed the band���s brand
of dark hymns for broken
hearts. Concerned musos
needn���t have worried about
the unusual location; the
eerie reverb was a perfect
fit for their dark, fragile
sound and Tonra���s haunting
vocals made a fitting
sermon for a respectful
crowd. Performing crowdfavourite
���Youth���
from
their self-released EP, and
previous single ���Smother���,
Elena, Igor and Remi also
gave excited fans a teaser of
what���s to come, performing
���Shallows���
and
the
heartbreaking
���Lifeforms���
from the upcoming 10-track
record.
If You Leave is available
for pre-order now, with a
release date of March 18th.
MARCH RELEASES
How To Destroy Angels
Welcome Oblivion
They Might Be Giants
Nanobots
Caitlin Rose
THE STAND IN
Low
The invisible way
Alpha Rev
The Strokes
Bloom down machine
Come
Kate Nash
Girl talk
Devendra Banhart
Suede
Mala
Blood sports
Wavves
Afraid of heights
Depeche Mode
Delta machine
Neils Children
dimly lit
