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Blu-ray Review: Everybody in Our Family

Romania has long produced highly individual and unashamedly idiosyncratic cinema. Heralded by the release of Cristi Puiu’s directorial debut Stuff and Dough in 2001, and exploding during the middle of…

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Film Review: Donbass

The Donbass is a region is eastern Ukraine or south-western Russia, depending on your perspective. Given its geographical location, the area has had a rather turbulent and colourful history since…

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EP: Kúlu – Quiescence

Celebration Records are about to release the debut EP from Danish band Kúlu, titled Quienscence. The band are not complete newcomers though, having their names littered through the great and…

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Track: ASM – Grape ft Cutty Ranks

ASM (A State of Mind) is a European rap trio based principally of MC’s Green and FP, joined by DJ/Producer Fade. Three albums in and net sales of well into…

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Say Psych: Album Review: The Gluts – Dengue Fever Hypnotic Trip

Milan’s fast-rising noise-punks The Gluts are back with their ferocious third LP Dengue Fever Hypnotic Trip released recently on London’s Fuzz Club Records and produced bu Bob de Wit (Gnod, A…

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Film Review: Styx

The migrant crisis isn’t something which can be easily solved by throwing money at the situation or simply opening up borders. It’s a complex and incredibly emotive issue which is…

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Track: Simon Bonney – A sweeter kind of pain

Taken from his forthcoming compilation album Past, Present, Future, out May 3rd on Mute Records, former Crime and the City Solution frontman Simon Bonney has shared a previously unreleased track,…

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EP: Little Winter – Little Winter

Danish five piece Little Winter have just released their debut self-titled EP via celebration records on digital and on vinyl in multiple editions, and featured five songs about loneliness and…

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Incoming: Eighth Grade

Thirteen-year-old Kayla endures the tidal wave of contemporary suburban adolescence as she makes her way through the last week of middle school—the end of her thus far disastrous eighth grade…

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Film Review: Breaking Habits

Richard Nixon launched America’s ‘war on drugs’ policy in 1971. It was a federal government led initiative which combined prohibition, military aid and intervention with the aim of eradicating the…

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Blu-ray Review: Everybody in Our Family

Film Review: Donbass

EP: Kúlu – Quiescence

Track: ASM – Grape ft Cutty Ranks

Say Psych: Album Review: The Gluts – Dengue Fever Hypnotic Trip

Film Review: Styx

Track: Simon Bonney – A sweeter kind of pain

EP: Little Winter – Little Winter

Incoming: Eighth Grade

Film Review: Breaking Habits