• Home
  • Gig Guide
  • REVIEWS
    • Live
    • EPs
    • Albums
    • Singles
  • NEWS
  • TOP TRANSMISSIONS
  • RADIO SHOWS
  • Features
    • Interviews
    • Who Are Ya?
    • Rig Stars
    • Silent Sessions
    • Versions
    • The Wave
    • Competitions
    • DIY Narratives
  • About Us
    • Our Manifesto
    • Contributors
    • Contact / Music Submissions
    • Get Involved
    • Email Club

Silent Radio

  • Home
  • Gig Guide
  • REVIEWS
    • Live
    • EPs
    • Albums
    • Singles
  • NEWS
  • TOP TRANSMISSIONS
  • RADIO SHOWS
  • Features
    • Interviews
    • Who Are Ya?
    • Rig Stars
    • Silent Sessions
    • Versions
    • The Wave
    • Competitions
    • DIY Narratives
  • About Us
    • Our Manifesto
    • Contributors
    • Contact / Music Submissions
    • Get Involved
    • Email Club

Live: Sigur Ros – 04/03/2013

– THE APOLLO, MANCHESTER – For the majority of the noughties, Sigur Ros transcended being Iceland’s most successful export to characterising everything that was best about the country. The band did that rare, seemingly impossibly feat of not only recalling Iceland’s wild, rugged and beautiful landscapes, but of providing a direct musical portal to the […]
– THE RUBY LOUNGE, MANCHESTER – Sunday. The day of rest. And with it being the first Sunday of the month, there’s a hazy, hungover vibe around the centre of Manchester as people realise how much of this month’s pay cheque they’ve already spent. So, there is a somewhat sigh of relief as the small […]

LIVE: MAPS AND ATLASES – 03/03/2013

Album Review: Caitlin Rose – The Stand-In

Anybody that fell for 2010’s ‘Own Side Now’, the first full-length from Nashville singer-songwriter Caitlin Rose, will be aware that sheer force of personality was the key ingredient that separated her from the countless other country-tinged starlets vying for your attention. And it wasn’t confined to her live shows – the ten tracks on that […]
– ACADEMY 1, MANCHESTER – I think it’s always exciting when a band that you’ve been following since their beginnings, released new material and go out on tour to support it. Particularly when a band challenge themselves with each record and know how to kick it live. It’s also even better when said band take […]

LIVE: FOALS / THE INVISIBLE – 02/03/2013

LIVE: ELIZA AND THE BEAR – 28/02/2013

– THE CASTLE HOTEL, MANCHESTER – As someone who has spent the winter months living on a diet of dubstep and dark electronic beats, this evening definitely offers me a change in tempo. We’re at an evening at The Castle Hotel (ace pub, great wine) entitled Thank Folk For That.  The evening’s genre needs no […]
Joe Banfi’s Nomads is the second EP to come after 2012’s Iron EP and it is evidence of how far he has come since then. Banfi is a relatively new artist, but this is in no way clear – the production (Ian Grimble of Communion) and feel of this EP is outstanding. “Please don’t let […]

EP Review: Joe Banfi – Nomads

LIVE: REEL BIG FISH – 27/02/2013

– THE RITZ, MANCHESTER – “A little faith goes a long way” It only seems like 5 minutes since Reel Big Fish played Manchester. They are a band that tours and tours and tours yet still entertain, changing their set list to suit, yet still providing a night of smiles, skankin’ and high quality musical […]
– THE RUBY LOUNGE, MANCHESTER – So, It’s a bitterly cold Monday night and I’m keeping out of the cold in the lush surroundings of The Ruby Lounge, hoping to be uplifted and warmed by Glasgow based outfit Chvrches. Having only formed in 2011, Chvrches have caused quite a stir with their retro electro tones, […]

LIVE: CHVRCHES – 25/02/2013

LIVE: EVERYTHING EVERYTHING – 22/02/2013

– ACADEMY 2, MANCHESTER – Everything Everything are one of the great success stories to emerge from Manchester since the turn of the century. The band themselves reflect on their earliest days as fledgling art-rockers in and around the city a few times during the night, and here they are riding high on the wave […]
I always had a bit of a gripe with the TV series 24 – which claims to be a drama screened “in real time”. Fair play, one hour after it has started, the story has moved on by an hour – but you have actually only watched 42 minutes of action. In fact, a bit […]

Single Review: Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Jubilee Street

« Previous Page

Next Page »

GIG GUIDE

Our gig guide is handpicked and every act has been listened to before making it onto the list.

See this month's guide
Discover Your New Favourite
Silent Radio
 
ALBUM REVIEW - SCOUTING FOR GIRLS: THESE ARE THE GOOD DAYS
ALBUM REVIEW - SCOUTING FOR GIRLS: THESE ARE THE GOOD DAYS
ALBUM ROUNDUP WEEK ENDING 27 MARCH 2026
ALBUM ROUNDUP WEEK ENDING 27 MARCH 2026
ALBUM REVIEW - BHAJAN BHOY: MEDITATIONS
ALBUM REVIEW - BHAJAN BHOY: MEDITATIONS
BOOK REVIEW: MARTIN ASTON - FACING THE OTHER WAY: THE STORY OF 4AD
BOOK REVIEW: MARTIN ASTON - FACING THE OTHER WAY: THE STORY OF 4AD
INTERVIEW - BCUC
INTERVIEW - BCUC
ALBUM REVIEW - BCUC: THE ROAD IS NEVER EASY
ALBUM REVIEW - BCUC: THE ROAD IS NEVER EASY
ALBUM REVIEW - KILLERSTAR: THE AFTERGLOW
ALBUM REVIEW - KILLERSTAR: THE AFTERGLOW
ALBUM ROUNDUP WEEK ENDING 20 MARCH 2026
ALBUM ROUNDUP WEEK ENDING 20 MARCH 2026
ALBUM REVIEW: KIM GORDON - PLAY ME
ALBUM REVIEW: KIM GORDON - PLAY ME
ALBUM REVIEW - LUXJURY: GIVING UP
ALBUM REVIEW - LUXJURY: GIVING UP
Follow Us On Instagram

Copyright 2026 Silent Radio · RSS Feed

Privacy Policy