Run the Jewels album review
Jess Matthews checks out the highly-anticipated debut longplayer from El-P and Killer Mike: Run the Jewels’ eponymous album was heralded as the brazen anti-hero of the Hip Hop world. I’m not sure if a stream… Read More
Generation War giveaway
Thanks to our buddies at eOne Hopscotch, we’re giving away five copies of cracking television miniseries Generation War FOR FREE to our Australia based readers. Billed as a German Band of Brothers, the blockbuster miniseries vividly… Read More
Under Pressure 2014 – Review and gallery
Under Pressure provides a visual feast of glorious colours, patterns and textures incorporating a diverse range of printmaking styles. Something You Said’s Heather Vousden went along with her camera and her notepad: Under… Read More
Get the most from education as an adult
Education in adulthood is an altogether different experience. The moment that studying becomes voluntary, it not only acquires a new meaning but it also sees your motivations shift entirely. With a greater level… Read More
Chinese New Year: Best Bars in Shanghai
Former Shanghai resident, Carol Bowditch, tells us about the best places to whet-your-whistle there to celebrate the Chinese New Year. It was Chinese New Year on Friday, with 2014 bringing a change of… Read More
Music Video: Foxes, Let Go For Tonight
Foxes is a 24-year-old singer/songwriter from England and wearer of some serious balayage. Known to her mother as Loui Rose Allen, the young starlet has gained the grand accolade of receiving a Grammy… Read More
Book review: Doctor Sleep by Stephen King
Angela Haffenden considers the latest offering from Stephen King: The master of horror writers finally presents us with the sequel to The Shining. If you’ve ever seen the iconic film with the fabulous… Read More
Interview: Getting to Know soop
Meet electric space wizards, soop. Enthusiastic about lazers, grammar and Django Django, they also make music: soop are Michael Burke, Stacy Gougoulis, and Mitch Secrett (last name alphabetical). Stacy is a boy. We’re three… Read More
Review: Dum Dum Girls – Too True
In the summer of 2012, Dee Dee Penny withdrew into herself and her New York apartment like a silkworm with the explicit intention of weaving a new, regenerative musical tapestry. Closing the book on previous release,… Read More
Review: Flickerfest closing night
Being blessed with something of a limited attention-span, the short-film format is ideal for me. At its best, a short film is a perfectly formed nugget of cinematic brilliance – complete with compelling… Read More