My first photo assignment for online music magazine Drowned in Sound was to shoot Scottish quartet Sons & Daughters, supported by noisy Welsh post-rockers Gallops, at The Lexington.
An astonishing live performance from Icelanders FM Belfast at Cargo on 1st June was the first time I had teamed up with a writer for an illustrated review of a gig. Read the review on the 405’s new look site here.
The Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen played host to Sydney quartet The Jezabels on 18th May, who are currently touring the UK and Europe to raise awareness of their own idiosyncratic sound this side of the planet. I went down with my camera to capture the foursome in action.
I’m not really sure why it took me so long to get round to putting these up. I’ve already put a small number on Flickr, but this is the full set of photos from a visit to the Lake District, unquestionably my favourite part of England, in April. Included is a pic of me which I’ve put in for posterity – you’ll see why when you look at it.
The Slaughtered Lamb in Clerkenwell is a very small, intimate venue where Hjaltalín, one of the most popular homegrown bands in Iceland, played a set at the start of their European tour. I went along to take some pictures, and also to enjoy what was a very well received and very entertaining performance. You can read my review at The 405.
