Darwin Deez
I thought this fella’s chance had come and gone, but the sell-out crowd proved me wrong. He’s a talented bloke, too. Date: October 25, 2015 Venue: Bodega Darwin Deez first […]
Category Archives: D
Bands/artists whose name begins with the letter D.
Drenge
How would Drenge come across as a three-piece? The answer: pretty bloody good actually. Date: April 10, 2015 Venue: Rescue Rooms Since we last heard of Drenge, two more brutal […]
Darlia
A snarling return to the days of grunge given a modern lick. But a really, really short set. Curtailed enjoyment. Date: September 24, 2014 Venue: Rescue Rooms It’s not quite […]
The Dandy Warhols
It’s been ages since the Dandys last played Nottingham, so I wasn’t about to pass this one by. Good, but lacking a bit of oomph… Date: July 1, 2014 Venue: […]
Dog Is Dead
A rare chance to see a band perform in the humble surrounds in which they aired their early gigs. Date: May 8, 2014 Venue: Bodega From headlining Nottingham’s cavernous Rock […]
Peace/Drenge
A joint headline gig consisting of two disperate bands who have ridden the zeitgeist all the way to the NME’s hearts. Which one was best? You decide… Date: November 29, […]
Deap Vally
Since missing out on these feisty pair of femme fatales at Nottingham’s Dot to Dot festival they’ve enjoyed some success due to their heavy garage/blues rock and the fact that […]
Dinosaur Pile-Up
Despite some stage timing issues and low vocals, DP-U displayed a wonderfully thrashy, grungy ode to simple rock ‘n’ roll. Date: July 2, 2013 Venue: Bodega Nirvana. A band that […]
Deerhoof
In fairness, I didn’t know too much about this band when I chose to review them. In fairness, due to a confusing, baffling set, I still don’t. But that’s no […]
Delphic
In 2010, a wave of adulation swept this band into the middle pages of the NME. Since then, nada. But they haven’t forgotten how to put on a show of […]
