Online screen editor, Jim Norman, finds a real joy in the latest Pixar release
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Easy Life: the band formed in a pub that captures a 2020 aura Holly Lamb discusses and appreciates the interesting and alternative sound of band Easy Life. Easy Life’s chaotic, …
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Rupert Morgans-Wicks reviews Miles Davis’ lost, posthumous album following its release
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It had been 6 months since our ‘Ffunny Ffriends’ Unknown Mortal Orchestra released their last full-length album, the contemplative and empathetic Sex and Food, and a further three years since …
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Grammy-winning jazz maestro Gregory Porter recently released his tribute album Nat King Cole & Me in honour of the late singer, who Porter has described as being at “the root …
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Following on from his 2015 debut studio release The Epic, which definitely earned its title by sweeping and sprawling across a three-hour running time, saxophonist Kamasi Washington chooses to scale down …
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Last year saw the massively popular arts festival Afropunk move from its regular hosts of Paris, New York and Atlanta to London, bringing a wave of culture to the UK …
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St Paul & the Broken Bones, hailing from Alabama, USA, have seen resounding success since their formation in 2012. With the band now touring after the September release of their …
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Online screen editor, Jim Norman, finds a real joy in the latest Pixar release
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Easy Life: the band formed in a pub that captures a 2020 aura Holly Lamb discusses and appreciates the interesting and alternative sound of band Easy Life. Easy Life’s chaotic, …
-
Rupert Morgans-Wicks reviews Miles Davis’ lost, posthumous album following its release
-
It had been 6 months since our ‘Ffunny Ffriends’ Unknown Mortal Orchestra released their last full-length album, the contemplative and empathetic Sex and Food, and a further three years since …
-
Grammy-winning jazz maestro Gregory Porter recently released his tribute album Nat King Cole & Me in honour of the late singer, who Porter has described as being at “the root …
-
Following on from his 2015 debut studio release The Epic, which definitely earned its title by sweeping and sprawling across a three-hour running time, saxophonist Kamasi Washington chooses to scale down …
-
Last year saw the massively popular arts festival Afropunk move from its regular hosts of Paris, New York and Atlanta to London, bringing a wave of culture to the UK …
-
St Paul & the Broken Bones, hailing from Alabama, USA, have seen resounding success since their formation in 2012. With the band now touring after the September release of their …
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