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Win one of 3 Crow Watches
1st August 2012
Designed by husband-and-wife team John Davis and Nikki Storm, Storm watches are big, bold and fun. Available in a range of designs and colours, many of the watches feature interchangeable straps and faces too, allowing you to change your look depending on your mood.
Competition: Win a £350 portable Arcam rCube
1st August 2012
We have possibly the best portable iPod speaker dock in the world, the Arcam rCube up for grabs in our latest brilliant competition.
The Unified Theory of Radioheadtivity by Casey Bowers
31st July 2012
My brains have been scrambled. Radiohead probed my mind and I liked it. I see visions of a distant future and I hear the universe’s newborn cry. It’s the sound of the end of the world and Radiohead are the end of music on earth.
Zulu Winter, Howler and Friends @Corner Hotel, Melbourne
30th July 2012
My ticket said “Howler [USA] with Zulu Winter [UK]”. It was only once at the door that a last minute headliner had pushed the other two down the billing, as American blues pop outfit Friends had been announced as the main event.
Film Review: The Lorax
26th July 2012
The Lorax is a grumpy but charming deity, a stumpy orange human shaped being with a huge yellow moustache for which Danny DeVito has been perfectly cast (sorry Danny). His enthusiasm and gruffness steals every scene he is in, supported for maximum comedy effect by a number of charismatic woodland >>
Record review: Pierce the Veil - Collide with the Sky
24th July 2012
While it doesn't quite have the originality of Pierce the Veil's debut release 'A Flair For The Dramatics', Collide with the Sky picks up from where their last album 'Selfish Machines' left us.
The Russian Standard Tasting Evening
24th July 2012
Russian Standard kindly invited a group of us to enjoy their range of vodkas in the hope of educating us to have more of an appreciation of vodka and its spiritual (excuse the pun) home of Russia. They figured the best way to achieve this was to get us drunk as sailors on shore leave but with >>
Record Review: Gojira - L'enfant Sauvage
23rd July 2012
Every now and again you come across a metal album that makes you sit up in your chair and listen that bit closer, an album that makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand up.
Live Review: Queen - HMV Hammersmith Apollo
21st July 2012
I am pretty sure that the remaining members of Queen, guitarist Brian May and drummer Roger Taylor, would be the first to admit they aren't the band they used to be. They even make a point of calling themselves ‘Queen +
Film Review: Batman - The Dark Knight Rises
18th July 2012
Nolan completely (and very successfully) rebuilt the Batman franchise into the titan it is today. I just wish he could have also invented a few words to go along with it, to help us describe just how epic and truly awesome this all is. I’m starting to believe that quite a few notches above the >>
Film Review: The Brooklyn Brothers Beat The Best
16th July 2012
Life is about the journey, not the destination, and new movie 'The Brooklyn Brothers Beat The Best' shares this vision wholeheartedly.
Film Review: Seeking a Friend For The End Of The World
14th July 2012
Seeking a Friend For The End Of The World is, in case you thought they were kidding, about the Apocalypse happening in three weeks time. A huge asteroid is on course to hit the earth. Upon hearing the news of their impending doom, Dodge’s (Steve Carell) wife leaves him, leaving him to >>
Live Review: Gaggle @ Village Underground, Shoreditch
13th July 2012
They promised lots of dancing and they delivered more. After three and a half years, one too many release date delays and a stray of pop up shows around London which sent the social networks abuzz; this was building up to be a very special night. Gaggle, the East-London based 21 (yes, 21!) >>
