Andrew Loog Oldham and Del Shannon craft a lost album of disarming sun-drenched melancholia.
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613 Great Jewish Works of Art: #1 – Ramones
Ramones stripped everything down to a distillation of frenetic pace and raw power.
Nicky Wire – I Killed The Zeitgeist
Between Manics albums, Nicky Wire turned out an unlikely ramshackle masterpiece.
Luke Haines in… Setting The Dogs on the Post-Punk Postman
Luke Haines in… Setting The Dogs On The Post-Punk Postman picks up where its predecessor left off.
Luke Haines & Peter Buck – Beat Poetry For Survivalists
The beefiest, punchiest Luke Haines album since After Murder Park, probably.
WrestleMania 34: Live review and full show match results – plus video highlights
After all the build up, it’s finally time for WrestleMania 34, coming to you LIVE from the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Hard Sun episode 1 review: A daft, fun, sci-fi crime thriller to burn off the winter chills
“Pushing through the market square, so many mothers sighing / News had just come over, we had five years left to cry in…”
Rebel Rebel book review – Essential for any David Bowie fan
If there’s one thing the world doesn’t lack, it’s books about David Bowie.
Laura Marling: Short Movie review – Crackling with electricity
You’re probably quite bored of hearing us prattle on about how Laura Marling is the best singer-songwriter of her generation. We’re almost bored of saying it ourselves. But what else can we do?
Ride live at the 100 Club for War Child: Tremble with a sigh
In the nearly two decades since Ride split, Andy Bell and Mark Gardener have kept busy. Bell filled theatres with Hurricane #1, and arenas and stadiums with Oasis, before his stint in Beady Eye.
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