The Los Angeles trio played a brilliant live show in London.

It was a night of nostalgia and great music on Saturday night at the O2 Arena.

If only one thing was clear, it's that Puciato absolutely loves performing live.

The band were showcasing their discography including latest EP 'An Object In Motion'.

Good songs with great melodies, big guitars and real emotional depth were on offer at the MAN ON MAN show.

A pleasantly balmy Monday night in a venue infamously ensconced in a shopping area is not what one usually would pick when describing a night filled with big singalongs, feminine energy and a sprinkling of queer joy, but that's what we got on this fabulous October evening.

Readers may recall the global events of March 2020 with all the joy of a root canal procedure and a car breakdown on the way home. One particular hardcore (although that seems so limiting a label for them these days) band who probably curse that time more than some of us are Pittsburgh’s Code Orange, who after being ruthlessly shafted by COVID-19 mere days before the release of their previous record 'Underneath', have returned with their newest statement of intent, 'The Above'.

A metallic extravaganza took over the Electric venue.

Whilst Christmas, birthdays and the wallet-busting promise of a council tax increase come once a year, Godflesh albums usually take a bit longer to arrive, but when they do, it's a beautiful moment to savour and we should celebrate the kings of “feel-bad” music.

This orchestra were in town and we were delighted to be at their sold out show.