The London based band Tankus The Henge will launch their new album at the 100 club this week.
The first single from the record is a call to arms, with an award winning video.
London Live spoke to Jaz and Joao from the group about the single, it's called Things Were Better Before.
The album 'I crave Affection Baby, But Not When I Drive' is out on 29th November and the Band's launch party is at the 100 Club.
Stu has been taking Alicia through his picks form the stage
The futurist painter embraces technology and machines
Our efforts to help solve one of the capitals biggest issues.
Bringing her show 'Little Miss Baby Angel Face' to London.
Works by artist Tom French who died on Christmas Day
His distinct style is created through a process of layering paint
It is in memory of young people across the UK, who have lost their lives as a result of violent crime
The singer/songwriter says the self titled record takes him back to his indie roots, and explores some personal issues.
Dionne has written, produced and performed the show
Those in attendance will be faced with that Carter describes as a kaleidoscopic pandemonic landscape - aimed at invoking emotions and member.
We've been speaking to some of the organisations set to benefit, including Pam Orchard from The Connection and Mick Clarke from The Passage.
Matt Withers from Archant has been taking Anthony through his pick
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Norwegian architectural group Manthey Kula mark first solo presentation.
An initiative which aims to help fathers deals with loosing a child.
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