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Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Internet, Jaala
"The irony of a band so cheekily named asking us to raise our smartphones while preaching the death of personal ego gets a little lost in the moment."
Reviews / Arts
The Whale
"We see a man fixed to a couch, fixed to his weight, set fixedly upon one inevitable end."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Letherette - Refresh
"A short but sweet EP that bodes nicely for that overdue second album."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: FJØRT - 'Kontakt'
German’s do make the best music after all.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Majical Cloudz, Anatole
"This was a bump and sway kinda night; crescendos were far and few between and all the more impactful for it."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Purity Ring
"The whole scene verged on disorientating, but in the most spectacular way, making it addictive and impossible to draw your eyes away."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Health, James Crooks, Marcus Whale
"It was a potent package of sensual aural violence, a riot hiding a ballet dancer, a supermodel with a bloody knife in her hand, grotesque body builders selling flowers."
Reviews / Arts
The Soul Brothers Of Comedy
"From Donald Trump's toupée, to casual racism and cannibals, this show had a bit of everything."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Freddie Norwood takes Catlips‘ ‘Silver Smoke’ down an eerie path
Freddie Norwood may not be a name known to you, but that is unlikely to stay that way after you cop a load of his remix of Catlips‘ ‘Silver Smoke’.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: No one can resist the Four Tet Club Cut of Jamie xx's 'Seesaw'
We certainly couldn't resist the collision of Four Tet and Jamie xx for this joyous new mix.
Web Story / Gallery
Focus: Jennifer McClure
Jennifer McClure offers a lens into her world..
Reviews / Arts
Otto & Astrid - Kunst Rock
"Their effortless comedic timing and dazzling musical skills make this over-the-top rock'n'roll romp well worth a second, third or even fourth watch."
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