Stewart Home’s Proletarian Post-Modernism – Spoken Word Performance Album
Writer, artist, filmmaker and activist Stewart Home releases ‘Proletarian Post-Modernism’, the...
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Pop Montreal – A delicious mash up of genres
Festivals can’t just be festivals anymore in these event-saturated times; they must be...
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Melanie Friend’s The Home Front – War Games for all the family
From the distant silhouette of a Lancaster bomber glimpsed over a British seaside resort, to the...
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Hotel de Russie – The Secret Garden in the heart of Rome
You immediately know the Hotel de Russie is a slick operation the moment you step into its lobby....
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The Hoxton White Horse – Local Craft Ales and Proper Pies
You’ve almost certainly heard the joke already: how many hipsters does it take to change a light...
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Dr Martens standforsomething tour acts confirmed
Dr. Martens have confirmed this week that four of the UK’s most exciting live acts, Dry the River,...
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Claude Cahun – The Soldier with No Name – Artist & Nazi Resister
My name’s Gavin, and I’m a Cahunian. My addiction to The Artist Formerly, and indeed Formally,...
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Duchamp London Autumn/Winter 2013 – British Luxury Fashion
The British fashion brand Duchamp London have been steadily building a fine reputation for...
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Indian Essence – A kind of culinary rapture – Indian Food on another level
Towards the end of our meal at Indian Essence, just as the chocolate tart is vanishing chunk by...
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Drenge by Drenge – Bitter sweet and hard as concrete
Brothers Rory and Eoin Loveless, who make up Derbyshire two-piece Drenge, opt out of the easy...
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Tom Ford Eyewear – Take a walk on the elegant side
Tom Ford as a brand walks that fine line between the classic and the cutting edge, and Tom Ford...
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First Peoples Film Festival: Voice of native peoples in the Cinema
First Peoples Film Festival: From the air you can see the endless expanses of tundra, snow, ice,...
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