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Flush covered the cinematic release of Mrs Lowry & Son towards the end of last [read more...]
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It’s a thin line we type when writing the reviews for Flush, there’s so much [read more...]
The approach to the making of a music film is as broad as the spectrum [read more...]
The album ‘Kick’ by Australian band INXS burst through into the world in October 1987. [read more...]
As I am wont to do, I’ll start these review murmurings by recommending something else [read more...]
You may, or may not be aware of an American writer by the name of [read more...]
Good folk of a certain age, or current Celtic supporters will be aware of a [read more...]
Hindsight may not be such the rewarding thing we once believed according to the gloriously [read more...]
Here in House of Flush, we’re constantly and justifiably praising the incredibly talented folk over [read more...]
