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Blu-Ray Review: Melville – The Essential Collection

It’s no exaggeration to say that the French aren’t exactly short of great film directors. Bresson, Godard, Clouzot, Truffaut, Varda, Tati, Chabrol, Rohmer, Demy – the list goes on and…

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Blu-Ray Review: Carrie

There must be very few authors who have had more of their work adapted for film and TV than Stephen King. I can only think of William Shakespeare, Charles Dickens,…

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Incoming: A Matter of Life and Death

Come in, Lancaster! Powell and Pressburger’s A Matter of Life and Death returns to cinemas from 8 December, screening from a heavenly new 4K restoration. Fantastical and romantic, A Matter…

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Live Review: Ryan Keen / Corey Harper, The Islington, London, 30/11/17

Totnes-born singer-songwriter Ryan Keen has graced the same stages as megastars like Ed Sheeran and X Factor champion Leona Lewis playing support slots on huge national and indeed world tours,…

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Say Psych: Interview: Kill Your Boyfriend

BSM recently covered the new single from Italians Kill Your Boyfriend. Intrigued to learn more about their industrial psychedelic sound, we recently had a chat with them. Q –…

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Introducing: Mint Field

Tijuana-based Mint Field consist of 21-year-olds Estrella Sanchez (vocals & guitar) and Amor Amezcua (drums & synths). They have just announced that they will release their debut album, Pasar De…

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Say Psych: Album Review: WIBG – Winnie & The Nihilist

Rating: 8/10 WIBG, formerly known as Wooden Indian Burial Ground, are one of America’s finest garage rock offerings and they emerge from the Portland undergrowth to offer their third album,…

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LIVE: Northlane at The Key Club Leeds 29/11/17

Crammed onto a tiny stage in Leeds around the corner from where the MOBO awards are happening, Northlane are bringing some Australian sunshine to what is a miserable, chilly day…

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Blu-Ray Review: House

The Vietnam War was a nightmarish experience for all involved. Whilst you could write countless books on the horrors endured by the Vietnamese, Cambodians and Laotians, American cinema is more…

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James Franco transforms the tragicomic true-story of aspiring filmmaker and infamous Hollywood outsider Tommy Wiseau—an artist whose passion was as sincere as his methods were questionable—into a celebration of friendship,…

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Blu-Ray Review: Melville – The Essential Collection

Blu-Ray Review: Carrie

Incoming: A Matter of Life and Death

Live Review: Ryan Keen / Corey Harper, The Islington, London, 30/11/17

Say Psych: Interview: Kill Your Boyfriend

Introducing: Mint Field

Say Psych: Album Review: WIBG – Winnie & The Nihilist

LIVE: Northlane at The Key Club Leeds 29/11/17

Blu-Ray Review: House

Incoming: The Disaster Artist