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Anna Hall tells us why The Lumineers should be valued for their musicianship, but more importantly, for their modesty. “Can you guys make...
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We must review our mental health policies, says KCLSU President Sebastiaan Debrouwere. I have a view, arguably an idealistic one, of what the university experience should...
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It bombed at the box office, but the Coen brothers’ cult favourite is an underwatched classic. The Coen brothers are master filmmakers. Â They...
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Jonathan Church’s The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui is an evening of sinister satire. Everyone loves a bit of historical parody. Whether it is...
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Matangi, M.I.A.’s third album, isn’t a ‘throwback’, it’s a mess. Matangi, M.I.A.’s ridiculously delayed album release, finally exploded on to the pile-up of...
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The long-awaited album turns out to have an impressive soundscape, but is jaded by unnecessarily long songs. ...
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Bestival is a success story, going from a smaller operation to hitting the big league in only ten years. But has it retained its dignity?...
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Following on from the success of The Hungover Cookbook, Milton Crawford has released his new book for the drunken generation: The Drunken Cookbook – focusing...
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Thanks for Sharing presents an account of several New York sex addicts and their obstacle-ridden roads to...
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An introduction into the chaotic but wonderful live performance given by Cocorosie. Last Monday I went down to Oval Space, Hackney, to see...