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See: Jess Barlow releases new visuals for ‘Someone Else’s War’

Sung with a beautiful honesty, ‘Someone Else’s War’ from Jess Barlow has quickly become one of my favourite songs of the year. On top of a simple and elegant musical…

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DVD Review: She’s Funny That Way

Peter Bogdanovich is a very singular kind of film director. There’s a thread of nostalgia running through all his work, but not in the sense of pastiche. The American director…

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Album Review: Mark Morriss – The Taste Of Mark Morriss

Bluetones frontman Mark Morriss has been a busy boy of late. The singer and his former band mates recently announced they would be going back on the road to celebrate…

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A buyers’ guide to They Might Be Giants

They Might Be Giants are an act who have forged an utterly unique music career over thirty-odd years, from their early days as an act more cabaret than their contemporaries…

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Live Review: Dandy Warhols. Leadmill, Sheffield 30.07.15

It has been some considerable time since tonight’s headliners last played the Steel City, and there’s a definite air of anticipation and excitement as the venue starts to fill to…

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Film Review: The Diary of a Teenage Girl

In this social media age keeping a diary may be a rare occurrence, but back before the emergence of the internet and fruit-based products it served as an invaluable antidote…

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Not Forgotten: Silver Sun – Silver Sun

Silver Sun were a bit of an oddity during the dying years of Britpop, as they were far more of a straight power-pop act than any of their contemporaries. Specialising…

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Album Review: Miss May I – Deathless

In recent years Miss May I have been a band who not only have a firm grasp on their metalcore roots but have branched out into a more sharpened and…

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Meet: Punk legend Hugh Cornwell interview

No More Heroes, Golden Brown and Peaches are just some of the 20 odd hits singles Hugh Cornwell had a hand in penning before he left punk legends The Stranglers…

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Incoming: Marshland

Set in Andalusia’s wetlands in 1980 at the start of Spain’s transition to democracy, two teenage girls go missing in a remote and forgotten town, bringing together two troubled homicide…

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See: Jess Barlow releases new visuals for ‘Someone Else’s War’

DVD Review: She’s Funny That Way

Album Review: Mark Morriss – The Taste Of Mark Morriss

A buyers’ guide to They Might Be Giants

Live Review: Dandy Warhols. Leadmill, Sheffield 30.07.15

Film Review: The Diary of a Teenage Girl

Not Forgotten: Silver Sun – Silver Sun

Album Review: Miss May I – Deathless

Meet: Punk legend Hugh Cornwell interview

Incoming: Marshland