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Boy Kill Boy 06.02.06 / Gary Wolstenholme

Club NME at Sheffield Plug, Mon 06 Feb

Review by Rob Webb

Boy Kill Boy are certainly easy on the eye, dressed in suits and with all the icy cool you'd expect, but when the music fails to please all of that is meaningless»

Mogwai

Mogwai at Sheffield Plug, Fri 07 Apr

Review by Rob Webb

To describe the Mogwai experience in mere words is all but futile; they've all been said a thousand times before but still don't come close to conveying the power of their live show. They're like good drugs: they knock the shit out of you, but it's one hell of a ride.»

British Sea Power

British Sea Power, Field Music at Sheffield Plug, Sat 27 May

Review by Rob Webb

If Dr Jekyll showed his face more often, British Sea Power could easily be one of the best bands in the country but as it is, they're just one of the most lovable.»

Giant Drag

Giant Drag at Sheffield Plug, Tue 11 Jul

Review by Rob Webb

It's clear that Hardy is in cantankerous mood tonight. She informs us that her time of the month is fast approaching and warns the front row that they risk being "splattered with blood"»

Stoney

Stoney, Neil McSweeney at Sheffield Plug, Sat 22 Jul

Review by Rob Webb

How on earth Mark Stoney's face isn't already plastered all over national music magazines is a mystery to me, but with the new record receiving some notable press plaudits that could change sooner rather than later. What's certain is that this young multi-instrumentalist oozes star appeal, and, for once, possesses enough talent to back up the bravado.»

The Gossip

The Gossip, Comanechi at Sheffield Plug, Mon 06 Nov

Review by Rob Webb

Few bands can boast a frontwoman who combines charisma with a show-stopping voice like hers. She doesn't just have a fantastic pair of lungs, though, she has range: from gospel-soul through punk yelping, straight out screaming and back again to sweet croon, there's nothing she can't handle tonight...»

Situationists

Club NME at Sheffield Plug, Tue 05 Dec

Review by Rob Webb

I've heard a lot of melodic, urgent guitar bands this year, but few make me smile like this...»

Jarvis Cocker

Jarvis Cocker at Sheffield Plug, Fri 16 Feb

Review by Rob Webb

Jarvis Cocker. In Sheffield. For two nights only. This, folks, is a big deal for the people of South Yorkshire - or so you would have thought...»

Meat for a dark day

Meat For A Dark Day at Sheffield Plug, Tue 18 Sep

Review by Rob Webb

Isn't it nice (and all too rare) to DiScover something that little bit different and good? The life of a music writer is far from an arduous one compared to, say, your average bin man's, but sheesh us scribes have to listen to a lot of dross to unearth those diamonds...»

Sons and Daughters

Sons and Daughters at Sheffield Plug, Mon 26 Nov

Review by Rob Webb

Sons and Daughters: overlooked maybe, but certainly not under-appreciated. It might be dropping a bit late for Christmas, but, on this evidence, come early 2008 you'd be foolish not to unwrap This Gift»

Glasvegas

Glasvegas at Sheffield Plug, Sat 26 Jan

Review by Dom Gourlay

Unpredictable to the last, Glasvegas end on a feedback heavy rendition of The Ronettes' 'Be My Baby', and initial beliefs about the band finally reach fruition: if ever Phil Spector were to produce an in-house shoegaze band, this is what it would sound like»