Besting death at every possible turn in recent memory – through his Parkinson’s diagnosis and numerous lung issues – Ozzy Osbourne will unlikely “die an…
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Review: Dua Lipa – Physical
Going into a new decade, Dua has now graced our ears with her new single ‘Physical’ which is guaranteed to get you dancing in the…
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Film Review: Waves
Waves tackles some hugely important themes – love, parenting, abortion, domestic violence and forgiveness – in the form of a visually beautiful cinematic experience. But…
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Review: Twin Atlantic live @ the Metronome
“You’ll have to forgive me guys”, Twin Atlantic frontman Sam McTrusty said with a hearty whimper, “I’m ill as f*ck tonight!”; he was lying, the…
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Review: The 1975 – Me & You Together Song
It’s the fourth single released from their much-anticipated album, Notes on a Conditional Form. On the surface, the song resembles a love letter to an…
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Top 10 Metal Albums of the Year
2019 was a fantastic year for metalheads. Triumphant returns from awakening giants, a barrage of fresh-faced talent and some more obscure sub-genres to add to…
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Review: Mac Demarco at Birmingham O2 Academy
The multi-talented Canadian musician, Mac Demarco, performed to a packed audience at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on 27 November. Even before the show began, there was…
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Film Review: Promare
Energetic anime flick Promare is a treat for the eyes, but is that enough to make it an enjoyable experience? Anime creators Studio Trigger are…
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Theatre Review: Dear Evan Hansen at London’s West End
One of the newest productions to hit the stage at London’s West End is the innovative and uplifting Dear Evan Hansen. Created by the musical…
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Film Review: Doctor Sleep
The world of The Shining returns, this time set 30 years later with a much more grown up Danny… We start with an unknown woman…
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