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Biffy Clyro - Opposites

Biffy Clyro - Opposites

29th January 2013

Biffy Clyro, never ones to shy away from the epic, present us with their sixth offering 'Opposites'. 20 tracks, 78 minutes split over two conceptual albums The Sand At The Core Of Our Bones and The Land At The End Of Our Toes.

Amelia HJan13MusicReviewSep11UK

Music Review: Dead Silence by Billy Talent

Music Review: Dead Silence by Billy Talent

6th September 2012

This is band who have grown up with the fans, no longer riddled with angst their hatred of society is still there only they’ve found a much more melodic way of expressing it.

Amelia HMusicReviewSep11UK

Mike Marlin @ Hoxton Hall

Mike Marlin @ Hoxton Hall

30th September 2011

Had Marlin taken off his glasses after removing his hat I would not have been surprised if Badly Drawn Boy had been revealed and it's a compliment to Marlin that his music could stand up to Damon Gough’s vast back catalogue.

Hannah DLive ReviewMusicSep11

Bo Ningen and Support @ Norwich Sound and Vision Festival

Bo Ningen and Support @ Norwich Sound and Vision Festival

30th September 2011

Tonight we are at the Norwich Arts Centre to see Bo Ningen rock the house as part of the 2011 Sound and Vision Festival.

FestivalsLive ReviewMusicSep11

Game Review: Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet

Game Review: Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet

29th September 2011

Going for the minimalist approach to a game can yield great results. And Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet pulls it off very well.

GamingJamie RReviewSep11Tech

Richmond Fontaine & support Laura Gibson @ Scala, London

Richmond Fontaine & support Laura Gibson @ Scala, London

28th September 2011

I didn’t anticipate just how manly the fan base of Richmond Fontaine would be. I actually caught myself staring at a man I was convinced it was James May of Top Gear fame. Then suddenly everyone looked like they were from Top Gear. Everyone.

Hannah DLive ReviewMusicSep11

Andreas Englund: Superartist

Andreas Englund: Superartist

28th September 2011

Andreas England is a brilliant Swedish artist based in Stockholm. He has just finished a series of pictures humorously depicting the universal problem of growing old, but from that of a Superheroes perspective.

ArtComic lifeCultureInterviewSep11

Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion @ The Slaughtered Lamb

Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion @ The Slaughtered Lamb

28th September 2011

If the pub sounds familiar, the name is from the movie 'An American Werewolf in London'. Thankfully for this Husband and Wife folk-rock duo their welcome was much warmer.

Live ReviewMusicSep11

Mobile Devices Revolutionising Online Poker

Mobile Devices Revolutionising Online Poker

28th September 2011

Millions of poker fans around the world have logged on at some time or other to play online poker, as it provide a quick and convenient way of finding a poker game any time of the day or night with the hassles of travelling to a casino or organizing a game with friends. Online poker [...]

Sep11

Game Review: Driver: San Francisco

Game Review: Driver: San Francisco

27th September 2011

There’s no finer way to put it; Driver’s story concept is weird, very weird. Its a bit like the TV show Life of Mars, but not as we know it.

GamingHenry McMunnReviewSep11Tech

Zola Jesus – Conatus Album Review

Zola Jesus – Conatus Album Review

26th September 2011

The yardstick I (perhaps harshly) use when listening to female solo artists is “Would Kate Bush listen to this?”

Hannah DMusicSep11

Dark Side of the Moon: Immersion Boxset

Dark Side of the Moon: Immersion Boxset

26th September 2011

Win a copy of the special Dark Side of the Moon 6CD Immersion Boxset on Flush the Fashion

MusicSep11Win

Fenech-Soler Live @ HMV Institute Birmingham

Fenech-Soler Live @ HMV Institute Birmingham

26th September 2011

Fenech-Soler postponed this UK tour back in March when frontman Ben Duffy was diagnosed with testicular cancer so it's been a long time since they last played live in Birmingham. Matthew Cooper was there to welcome them back.

Live ReviewMatthew CooperMusicSep11