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Music and Clubs - The Gryphon - If anyone was born to play Brudenell Social Club’s main stage, it’s indie-rock’s saving grace, Ellur| The Gryphon
Against all odds, the band return from their seven-year hiatus to deliver magic in Madrid. We are indeed here, and this is really happening| Rolling Stone
William Garrood reviews Fin vs History: Live at Leeds Playhouse. A podcast gone viral! “Wow,... The post A Room Full of Stinky Losers: Fin vs History appeared first on The Gryphon.| The Gryphon
Music and Clubs - The Gryphon - If anyone was born to play Brudenell Social Club’s main stage, it’s indie-rock’s saving grace, Ellur| The Gryphon
Written and Edited by Eve MoatPhotography by Eve Moat What a weekend! Tramlines Festival in Sheffield landed on the beautifully sunny final weekend of July, and lived up to its reputation via its star-studded line up and electric atmosphere. Featuring headliners Paolo Nutini, Jamie T and Snow Patrol, alongside many more musicians, big and small, […]| The Gryphon
Written & Edited by Erin Clark. The legendary, Camden-native, ska-legends Madness are a band with absolutely nothing toprove. Boasting multiple musical accolades, a longstanding fortified fanbase, and anillustrious, six-decade long career, it’s no wonder that the six-piece effort can afford to take awell-deserved victory lap. Rather than a ‘victory lap,’ maybe the more appropriate term […]| The Gryphon
