When mainstream genre-cinema attempts to affectionately parody itself, the results are rarely anything less than painful. Red is no exception to this. Setting itself up as a vaguely self-deconstructive action-comedy
So you might know Matt Berry from the IT Crowd, but he does music too. With the trademark baritone voice familiar from confrontationally weird boss Douglas Reynholm, he sings songs
The dome-headed one is back (and on Warp too) with his first album in five years, and approaching this record one wonders which kind of Brian Eno album this will
The issue with the modern day Belle and Sebastian is that they won notebook-scribbling, tea-drinking, glasses-wearing hearts in the first place for making flawed pop – community hall versions of
James Blake is increasingly displaying a master’s stroke when it comes to the use of space and silence in his music. Still modelled around the cut and paste sample style
Saboteurs of their own legacy of actually-quite-ingenuous rock built up by their exemplary first two releases (damn, we’ll even take Knocked Up from the third album), CAS is not so
While the cover of last month’s Klavierwerke EP featured a blurred photo of the artist’s profile, this single sees London electronic maverick James Blake baring his soul, somewhat. Shedding the
You Can Count On Me is the second in a line of 7″ singles precipitating the release next year of Tomboy, the whetted-after follow up to 2007’s celebrated Person Pitch
The Deluxe version of Noble Beasts, released last year contained an adventurous instrumental disc, Useless Creatures which is due for its own release this month with Bella Union Records. Leaving
Short, sweet and straight to the point. The hotly tipped Londoners, The Vaccines attempt to rekindle the spirit of the three chord wonder. The relentless assault from this four piece
Very much from the D.I.Y school of thought, Andy Doyle and Barry Donovan are the co-founders of Dublin’s Lunar Disko records. Spawned from an Italo/ Electro / Chicago night, they
Tony Award-winner Garry Hynes directs a cast of 19 – Druid’s biggest ever company of actors – in this sweeping production of Sean O Casey’s most controversial play, that uses
With the Halloween season creeping up on us like a 13 year old carrying a pile of eggs, Grand Canal Theatre have embraced the October holiday with a five night
With 20 pseudonyms and counting, Danny Wolfers is impossibly hard to pigeonhole. Born and raised in The Hague, the man most commonly known as Legowelt is steeped in the electronic
