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wellnessfitproThere is always something slightly bittersweet about the final day of Bloodstock. After several days of loud guitars, pounding drums, huge crowds and an atmosphere that seems almost impossible to…
wellnessfitproSaturday at Bloodstock Open Air 2026 was a full-on marathon of heavy music, with barely a moment to stop, catch your breath and take stock of what had just happened.…
wellnessfitproSix years after her last solo album, Phoebe Bridgers returns with Lost Weekend, a record that moves through love, regret and, most powerfully, grief. Vocoders, strings, atmospheric synths, country flourishes…
wellnessfitproHere is a brave and not entirely orthodox artist documentary; not so much a dates-and-shows-and-talking-heads profile, but resembling something of an act of art in itself. The subject is Douglas…
wellnessfitproUS experimentalist Patrick Wang here curates an intriguing if very austere experience, a theatrical-style one-man show about the eventful life of the poet Arthur Rimbaud, presented as a microbudget epic…
wellnessfitproDerry Girls meets Human Traffic in this spirited, larky and at times poignant period piece about raving and drug dealing scamps in Northern Ireland in the 1990s. It doesn’t go…
wellnessfitpro‘Dice’ lands on the perfect number: a collection of jingle jangle jewels that veritably sparkle with their melodic strength, glorious harmonies and anthemic qualities. ‘Dice’ lands on the perfect number:…
wellnessfitproIn south Asian culture, marriage continues to be paramount, with women still largely bearing the brunt of this societal pressure. Tonight, the few south Asian women in the audience that…
wellnessfitpro‘There are other ways to listen,” says Joe (Jamie Rea) to his new friend Andy (Dylan Wood), a busker he has discovered on the street and invited home for a…
