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Live music
Rosenthal at the Monarch
★★★★★
Want to listen to a dreamy lullaby that will put you in a hypnotic state,...
Joe Hoffman 2nd May 2014
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Live music
Peace at the Scotch of St James
★★★★★
The Scotch of St James is one of the most charming venues in the whole...
Lorenzo Cibrario 2nd May 2014
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Live music
Brett Dennen at the Borderline
★★★★★
Hiding behind a fringe and a pair of heavy glasses, Brett Dennen enters the stage...
Johanna Eliasson 2nd May 2014
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Live music
The Dum Dum Girls at Scala
★★★★★
The song selection an artist chooses before the headlining band take the stage may give...
Keir Smith 2nd May 2014
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Food & Drinks
House of Peroni returns to London with fashion, culinary and arts headquarter
The House of Peroni residency is back in London...
The editorial unit 2nd May 2014
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Album
Pharrell Williams – GIRL
★★★★★
You know those few golden moments when you are walking down the street on a...
Johanna Eliasson 1st May 2014
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Album
Paolo Nutini – Caustic Love
★★★★★
In his third offering from the studio, Caustic Love, Scottish musician Paolo...
Phoebe Person 1st May 2014
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Live music
Michael Nyman at Royal Festival Hall
★★★★★
Michael Nyman CBE is something of a legend in the world of minimalist music....
Gemma Whitfield 1st May 2014
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Movie
Next Goal Wins
★★★★★
As World Cup fever begins to spread, Next Goal Wins captures the true essence of...
Lauren Shean 1st May 2014
Pulp: A Film about Life, Death and Supermarkets | Movie review
To the average southerner, Sheffield is anything but the “sex city” that Jarvis Cocker describes it as: the first words that come to mind when they think about the place are probably “steel” and “grey”. In Pulp: A Film About Life, Death and Supermarkets, though, the Northern city is romanticised to such a...
The editorial unit 1st May 2014