Icelandic sensation Ásgeir played the last UK leg of his current European tour at Islington Assembly Hall last Wednesday night. From my experience, there’s something about Icelandic music that hits different. Why? It’s a good question, but this nation of creatives bring a fluidity to music genre that few embrace so well. Ásgeir is no exception to this, with a firm grip of folk, contemporary pop, electronic that all remains delightfully indie.

Six months on from the start of the Ad Astra tour, Northern Irish rockers Ash returned to London’s Scala having once again sold out the King’s Cross venue. At a mere 34 years young, Ash’s line up of Tim Wheeler (vocals and guitar), Mark Hamilton (bass) and Rick McMurray (drums) remain the same as day one, but the act that follows is not just resting on their early career, but an indie rock tour de force through a career that has never lulled.

The Supernaturals don’t need much fanfare, but a quick reminder of their place in the 90s tells you why this room reacted the way it did on this exciting evening of music at EartH, London. Back then they were everywhere - radio singles, festival stages, adverts you couldn’t escape. Anthemic songs that became part of the aesthetic of growing up in Britpop Britain. They wrote songs with hooks that wedged themselves into daily life.