Over the last eighteen months, we’ve seen Ava Valianti’s sound mature. Now she’s released her debut EP, petunias.
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York’s own Mayshe-Mayshe (real name Alice Rowan) is a hidden gem. She plies away at her craft, clearly loving what she does, and putting the whole of herself into it.
Continue reading “Natural etherealness and inner tumult combine in Mayshe-Mayshe’s standout new album”
You know the drill. 9 o’clock Nasty release another irreverent track and I gush over it.
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I love how the more we learn about Kat Kikta, the more of an enigma she becomes.
Continue reading “Kat Kikta pushes the boundaries of intimacy with new single”
And so, to Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, which comes towards the end of a busy twelve months for Bruce fans.
Continue reading “Film Review: Springsteen’s first biopic: Deliver Me From Nowhere”
“I think I’m a bit quirky,” Ea Philippa Tange, the artist behind Bianca Nisha, confesses.
Continue reading “Discovery: Bianca Nisha makes the cello sing, naturally”
An indie-rock artist from Guildford, Harry Eley has introduced himself to us through his debut EP, Me.
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This originator of the revenge genre in Elizabethan Theatre is rarely performed yet is the precursor of the most performed play in history: Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
Continue reading “Live Review: Thomas Kyd’s The Spanish Tragedy fills Theatre@41 with revenge”
If you’ve ever been to the Fulford Arms you’ll know that the bands who play there are invited to chalk their names up on the walls for posterity. As a punter, you scan them and can imagine the now big names playing the confines of the intimate venue.
Continue reading “Live Review: An I was there moment? Youth Sector at The Fulford Arms”
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