Live Review: Natalie McCool
Natalie McCool struts out onto the stage. She has been invited to play 1883 Magazine’s bash at Cargo in Shoreditch, and the crowd seem...
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Track Review: Get a Gun // Carl Barat and The Jackals
The Jackals have returned. Not with a comeback single as we might have guessed, but with a track release relevant to this current...
Track Review: As Long As We're Together // The Lemon Twigs
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Kid Wave couldn’t possibly have made a depressing, gloomy Sunday any less luminous. The shimmering backdrop of the Oslo beckoned for the...
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Celebrity Activism, or Publicity Stunts?
Are celebrity activists just frivolously stunting for publicity? While there is a potential danger of celebrities making matters...
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