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03 Nov

Posted at 16:48h in Reviews
[caption id="attachment_2121" align="aligncenter" width="550" caption="Picture by Toby Summerskill"]Portico Quartet 1 by Toby Summerskill[/caption] KOKO of Camden was full to capacity last night with Portico Quartet appreciators, for the official launch gig for their new album Isla released on 19 October. According to their good mate and fellow artist Jamie Woon, who I bumped into at the show, there were ticket touts hanging around outside the venue. As he quite rightly observed, the presence of such is surely a sign that the band has reached a new level of popularity. Making a very welcome return to the UK live scene, the four-piece have