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As a rock band that embraced “mod”, The Who helped unite two warring British youth subcultures and package…
By Stuart BoylandAs a rock band that embraced “mod”, The Who helped unite two warring British youth subcultures and package…
By Stuart BoylandThe concept of the supergroup was first carved into the slate of rock history during the British blues…
By Stuart BoylandThere’s an international feel to this production of Three Sisters. Staged at Camden’s Theatro Technis – with its long…
By Stuart BoylandThe Invisible Life (A Vida Invisível) was released in its native Portugal in 2013 to much fanfare, resulting…
By Stuart BoylandCatfish and the Bottlemen sound older than they are in more ways than one. Frontman Van McCann was…
By Stuart BoylandAs the Google listing for their website proudly and plainly proclaims, Idlewild are a band from Scotland. The…
By Stuart BoylandAt the heart of The Nether lies an increasingly pertinent quandary: when technology can effectively bring the imagination…
By Stuart BoylandConsidering the extent to which the Internet pervades our lives, and for how long, it’s perhaps a little…
By Stuart BoylandThe Duke of Burgundy is an immediate success on at least one level: thanks to a complete lack…
By Stuart BoylandFreshly crowned with the Award Dialogue en Perspective at the Berlinale 2015 Independent Juries ceremony, director Anatol Schuster’s…
By Stuart Boyland