Jonathan Dadds

Latitude cements the bubbling undercurrent of great British music, a vital snapshot of the strength and resilience of the UK scene.

Few bands incite forever friendship quite like Los Campesinos!

It’s a show of epic proportions - moments of intimacy neighbour flashes of pure ecstasy and playful musicianship.

An anniversary show for the band's first two records turns into an all-encompassing documentation of a decade of brilliance.

They continue to throw out convention, making space for raw, impassioned unpredictability.

The venue is resplendent in the celebration of the moment.

This Glasgow four-piece are only getting started.

The space elevates the already-gorgeous album to spellbinding.

Moth Club is awash with earnest sing-alongs and pissed-up pogoing in equal measure

A dedicated crowd is theirs for the taking. The thing is, Animal Collective don't give a great deal back.

The story of the band’s journey from angular indie to gargantuan stadium rock is woven carefully throughout.

Break through the bullshit, tear down the barriers.

Cerebral in the extreme, a sea of chin-stroking ale drinkers replacing the chaos that defines festival season for many.

The Hackney all-dayer returns with Shamir, Oscar and Hinds, among others.

A seamless run-through.