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November 7, 2023

Serene Baroque Pop and Familial Lore: Reviewing Daneshevskaya’s Long Is The Tunnel

YASH ZODGEKAR explores the oscillations between past and present in Daneshevskaya’s upcoming EP Long Is The Tunnel.

November 5, 2023

‘Vanilla’-Shoegaze Rock Reflections of a Twenty-something-year-old Teenage Girl: reviewing So Vanilla by Viji

REGINA AGUILAR reviews the successes, and the failures, of Viji’s debut record So Vanilla.

November 2, 2023

My Year and a Half of Post-Covid Gigs

MAYRA NASSEF draws up her ultimate list, reflects on concert-going as a now novel phenomena, and tells us who's 'still got it'.

June 18, 2023

Sunday Overcast: King Krule Live at The 100 Club.

RUDI RANCE, Era’s next Editor-in-Chief, attends King Krule’s intimate set at London’s acclaimed 100 Club. Oscillating between cry and croon, his voice cuts through..

May 31, 2023

‘My Kiss ERA’: bar italia at the ICA

REBECCA LALLY attends elusive London-based band’s headline ICA show, with support from new favourites NEW YORK.

February 22, 2023

Florence + The Machine’s Dance Fever: Interiority and Control

MIRIAM ZEGHLACHE explores the setting free of the interior self in Florence + The Machine’s 2022 album, Dance Fever. I don’t know how it..

January 17, 2023

Interview: Family Stereo

Music Editor ROMILLY SCHULTE grabs a pint with Blake Watt of FAMILY STEREO, ahead of their Eat Your Own Ears gig at The Shacklewell Arms..

December 5, 2022

In Conversation with Francis Wolfe

RUDI RANCE sat down with FRANCIS WOLFE, a non-binary London musician making ‘music to get pegged to and by’, ahead of their headline gig at..

November 11, 2022

New Age Music: The Metamorphosis of a Commodified ‘Genre’

JOE CUNNINGHAM explores the ever-changing categorisation of new-age music through both a historical and contemporary lens. New-age music is near impossible to pin down...

October 21, 2022

I crave it, like I crave a sister: reviewing ‘Painting stupid girls’ by Joanne Robertson

KIMI ZARATE-SMITH reviews Painting stupid girls by Joanne Robertson, exploring her introspection, rawness, and techniques as a contemporary artist.

October 16, 2022

The Diamantéd, Psychadelic Silliness of Ziyad Al-Samman

Music editor ROMILLY SCHULTE reviews Ziyad Al-Samman’s ‘Hard To Say’ release party at Paper Dress Vintage. Ziyad Al Samman does not veer from the..

June 7, 2022

Review: Space Station Earth

ERIN CROASDALE reviews Space Station Earth at the Royal Albert Hall Space Station Earth began when British astronaut Tim Peake was searching for music to..

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