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Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Chromeo 'Jealous' (DJ Hoodboi Remix)
The duo known for sharp suits and synth, Chromeo is back and bolder than ever with a funk-filled doughnut of a remix from DJ Hoodboi for 'Jealous'.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Ryan Hemsworth 'Ryan Must Be Destroyed' (Wave Racer Remix)
This remix from Wave Racer stays true to the producer's brand of happy splicing of samples while incorporating the tones from Ryan Hemsworth's original mix.
Reviews / Arts
Simon Dodd: Plaything
"Humour doesn’t come much more thought-provoking."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Kit Pop 'Black N Blue'
Kit Pop has a little free download for us because he's so generous.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Bec Laughton - M & R
Despite their retro stylings, Laughton’s vocals lack distinction and need more personality to impress.
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Closure In Moscow - 'Pink Lemonade'
Six years of actual progression has paid off.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: WATCH: Com Truise 'Subsonic' (Official Video)
Com Truise's latest music video brings together digital nostalgia and bright synths, which is a damn good combination.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: LISTEN: Bicep 'NRG106'
British production duo Bicep have released the b-side to their new two-track single.
Reviews / Arts
Uncle Jack
"Here is escapism and entertainment that can also serve as a reminder of what it’s like to really feel something."
Reviews / Film & TV
52 Tuesdays
"A harsh lesson in boundaries and the impractical, utopian desire to have no secrets."
Reviews / Film & TV
Transcendence
"What could have provided fresh commentary on an ever-timely topic instead tediously and uncohesively rehashes existing (and arguably dated) plots, while taking itself much too seriously."
Reviews / Arts
Chroma
"Unexpected, and wonderfully warm, was the humour in this section – a welcome to those who are seeing this as Ballet for Beginners, as well as a reward for the faithful fanbase."
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