Q & A with L’Amour Des Rêves. ‘Get a room…but please can you leave the door open?’
Sheffield duo L’Amour Des Rêves are the “Love Is…” cartoons made flesh, playing Paradox Pop, a...
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Month: December 2012
Molecular Gastronomy – Fad or Revolution?
Of all the trends popularised by the British foodie explosion of the last two decades, none quite...
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Blind Dining: Dans Le Noir?
Voices seem amplified when sight fails you. The feel of wood under the hand too becomes...
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Jon Spencer Blues Explosion – What is Cool Anyway?
Live at the Electric Ballroom, December 2012. Every day, hour on hour, London dispenses dollops of...
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The Boundary Hotel – Style, Art, Food and Ancient Olive Trees in Shoreditch
The Boundary Hotel opened back in 2008 in Shoreditch and is now a vital part of the life and...
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Death: A Self Portrait – Grizzly Goings On at the Wellcome Collection
“Ars longa, vita brevis” – Life is short, Art eternal. ‘Death: A Self Portrait’ at the...
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Shoot from Gen Saito – Tokyo Man Shows His True Feathers
Photographer Gen Saito loves to explore the unique fashion sense found on the streets of Tokyo....
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Ceviche Restaurant – For The Love of Music & Peruvian Cuisine
“Fresh and zingy and full of life.” This is how Martin Morales describes tiger’s milk, the...
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Burger and Lobster: Doing Two Things Rather Well
Burger and Lobster has enjoyed overwhelming success since its debut in Mayfair last year. There...
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David Shrigley & his Anti-Psychotic Tea Party
Internationally acclaimed artist David Shrigley and Manchester based artist curator Mike...
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The Idea Behind Nose To Tail – Interview with Fergus Henderson
From Offal to Ears: On Fergus Henderson, Nose to Tail, Ersatz oranges, and the dodginess of...
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Richard D North ‘The Right Wing Guide To Nearly Everything’
review by Robert Leeming If you research the history of the right wing in the UK and the US...
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