Features FeaturesSnakadaktal : Sleep In The Water A highlight of this album’s tenderness and beauty is the triptych of ‘The Sun’ parts I, II and III. The first movement features Heathcliff and...
Features FeaturesBen Mason : Holes and Corners Holes & Corners is an all-too-short slice of life, offering eight songs of breezy discontent, and it sounds beautifully polished for what is essentially a...
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More MoreDeep Impressions Underground Dance And Electronica with Chris Honnery The coverage of any large festival often seeks to incorporate so much information – the venue, the sound...
More MoreOn The Record with Bro Safari 1. The First Record I Bought: The first record that I ever bought was a cassette version of the Dead Kennedys’ album, Give Me Convenience...
More MoreHe Said She Said with Allday 1. Growing Up I grew up in a fairly musical house. My uncle was always playing guitar in the kitchen and the CD player was...
More MoreFive Things with Sweetie of Bloods 1. Growing Up My earliest music memory is my Mama taking me to a kids’ percussion group at the Conservatorium of Music… I would have...
More MoreSpeed Date with Greg Rietwyk from Tully on Tully 1. What Do You Look For in a Band? We look for talent, songwriting ability and style in other bands. We especially love when a...
Features FeaturesNow You See Me From Las Vegas to New Orleans, New York and the streets of Paris, Louis Leterrier’s latest film Now You See Me follows an FBI agent...
Features FeaturesBeyond The Hills The screenplay for writer/director Cristian Mungiu’s challenging new film Beyond the Hills culminates two non-fictional novels by Tatiana Niculescu Bran to document the fascinating case...
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More MoreDouble Think Byron Perry’s newest dance work, Double Think, plays on the idea of opposites, and the notion that they’re not always as opposite as they might...
