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Stephen Troussé
Sheer Mag – Playing Favorites
Beloved Philly four-piece find new games to play on impressive third album
19th March 2024
The Planet That You’re On: inside Lankum’s Uncut CD
The Mercury Prize nominees on our brilliant free CD
13th October 2023
Killers Of The Flower Moon
True-crime western epic from Scorsese
6th October 2023
20 minutes with Brian Eno
The ambient grand master on playing live - just don't call it a tour!
22nd September 2023
Spellbound! Siouxsie Sioux’s 20 Greatest Songs
As Siouxsie Sioux returns to the fray, we salute her influential post-punk reign
19th June 2023
Lucinda Williams: “It was so satisfying to put the record straight.”
With dogged resilience, Lucinda Williams returns this spring with her long-awaited memoir and her 16th album
24th April 2023
Rye Lane
Rye Lane is without doubt the pengest, most disarmingly refreshing British comedy you will see this year.
21st April 2023
Depeche Mode – Memento Mori
Now a mordant synth duo, Gahan and Gore release their finest record of the 21st century.
7th April 2023
We’re New Here – Brown Spirits
Melbourne psych trio setting the controls for the heart of the sun
27th March 2023
Broker
Runaway pain: Bae Doona and Lee Ji-eun in Broker
3rd March 2023
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