The Lexington

We chat to the Mancunadian band ahead of their debut London show

Made resolutions for more exercise? Well jog along to 2012′s first great gigs instead.

If you’ve got to go, then go with a bang. That’s what God Don’t Like It are doing.

Free gigs are always best, and when they’re with two of the best current musicians they’re even better.

After being dropped by their record label in 2006, The Futureheads largely disappeared from the public consciousness, despite demonstrating more invention and talent than many of their contemporaries. That’s the way it goes sometimes. Still, judging by their performance tonight, upstairs at The Lexington, it’s …

Ariel Pink is something of a misunderstood genius. He tinkered away in his bedroom for around ten years compiling way out there tunes on lo fi equipment, expecting them to never see the light of day. Five years ago though, he signed to the Animal Collective’s …

Last night’s bands were a delight to the eardrums. Both were driven by two multi-talented women who were confident on an array of instruments, including one used by First Aid Kit that we’d never seen before – a combination of guitar and accordion on a …

Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson Great things are expected of Brooklyn based singer-songwriter Miles Benjamin Anthony Robinson as he brings his ragged modern folk rock to The Lexington on Tuesday. Having already caused a stir in his homeland (featuring in Spin magazine’s albums of 2008), he’s …