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Bernard Fanning & The Black Fins @ Factory Theatre
Support by Sahara Beck. Photos by Clare Hawley.
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The Bronx @ Oxford Art Factory
Support by Bare Bones. Photos by James O'Connor.
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Pennywise @ Enmore Theatre
Supports by The Bronx & Beerwolf. Photos by Hayden Nixon.
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Alex The Astronaut @ Lansdowne Hotel
Supports by Clea & Oly Sherman. Photos By Simone Fisher.
Reviews / Live
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Live Review: Pete Tong & The Heritage Orchestra
"If you get the chance to see Tong and co live, don't let it slip by you."
Reviews / Film & TV
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"It's All Pretty Vanilla" - Why 'Home Again' Is Proof That You Really Can't Go Home Again...
"'Home Again' does what it sets out to do, if that's what you like."
Reviews / Film & TV
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Suburbicon
"...Clooney and co-producer/script-tweaker Grant Heslov take this Coenist lark and shoot it through with a searing take on what All-American '50s suburbia represented: segregation, institutionalised racism, cultural whitewashing."
Reviews / Film & TV
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Stranger Things 2
"It gives this new season a big, beating heart, and it makes the occasional bump in the narrative a little easier to handle."
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Live Review: DMA'S
"Paddington Town Hall, huh? Very, very posh."
Reviews / Album
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Album Review: Polaris - The Mortal Coil
"Production is fat, powerful and crystal clear, and the songs are strong."
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Album Review: Converge - The Dusk In Us
"Tell their legion of imitators they're going to be playing catch-up a while longer."
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Album Review: Cannibal Corpse - Red Before Black
"There aren't any left-field manoeuvres or shocking songwriting twists, but this is a band that knows its audience, and knows it well."
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