Live Review: she’s green – Deaf Institute, Lodge. Manchester 02.09.26
The Lodge at Manchester’s Deaf Institute is the perfect size for a band like she’s green. Small enough to feel intimate, but with just enough room for five musicians to…
The Lodge at Manchester’s Deaf Institute is the perfect size for a band like she’s green. Small enough to feel intimate, but with just enough room for five musicians to…
Here is an archive-compilation documentary from Sergei Loznitsa, a hypnotic panorama of early 1970s life across the vast reaches of the Soviet Union, or maybe we should call it the…
Noah Hill’s Ok ok now is a breakup record, although calling it that doesn’t really cover what’s going on here. It’s less concerned with the mechanics of a relationship falling…
The University of Cambridge has asked Nazir Afzal, a former chief crown prosecutor for north-west England, to lead the first part of its review into the death of the scholar…
From the heart of Rome, and broadly in an Italian tradition of sentimentalist realism, film-maker Gianni Amelio brings us a fairytale of the city, about the liberal white guilt of…
He lives in a house, a very big house in the country. He has pectorals the size of Bentleys and wears plus-fours so voluminous they could accommodate his fleet of…
A Very Special Episode share their brilliant new EP, AVSE. The five-track release showcases intense, evocative instrumentation, raw and immediate performances, and memorable songwriting that feels as visceral and urgent as…
Sometimes, a gig will reawaken the very reason you loved those songs fifteen years ago and The Vaccines headline show at Live At Tileyard North in Wakefield did just that.…
Little old Wakefield doesn’t get many visitors, we’re known for The Cribs, Jane McDonald and Rhubarb but in August things just got exciting for the Merrie City. Tileyard North at…
4EP is the new EP from Milan/London experimental band Throw Down Bones, marking a deeper shift into dark electronic / IDM territory for a band that has long sought out…