Book Review: Jay Stringer, Lost City
The final part of Jay Stringer’s trilogy of Eoin Miller novels (the previous two were Old Gold and Runaway Town) is yet another excellent example of, what Stringer himself calls, “social pulp” fiction.… Read More
Photo Gallery: Brick Lane graffiti
Somethingyousaid.com takes in the street-art (and tasty snacks) of London’s East-End: At some point during 1999 when I lived in London, a friend introduced me to the “Beigel Shop” on Brick Lane and… Read More
Live Review: Falls Festival, Marion Bay
Musical mayhem tangled paths with a stretch of unsuspecting countryside as over ten thousand punters converged upon the picturesque Marion Bay for the Tasmanian leg of the Falls Music and Arts Festival. It… Read More
Giveaway: Grab Abducted on DVD
Christmas may be nothing but a distant memory, but somethingyousaid.com is gettin’ all Father Christmas on your asses anyway. Yup, in conjunction with our friends at eOne Hopscotch, we’re giving away five copies of… Read More
Live Review: Dream Delay in Sydney
Penelope Roth ventures to Sydney’s The Standard to catch Dream Delay for Somethingyousaid.com: “Gotta love it when a band comes out and plays their first song like it’s their last!” If I had to sum up… Read More
How to have a new start in the New Year
Somethingyousaid.com’s Victoria Mietchen suggests some easy ways to approach your life in a fulfilling manner… Some years are great, and some years – not so great. For all our planning, we cannot anticipate everything… Read More
Music Playlist: Utrecht’s Stillwave
Utrecht – home of the Le Guess Who? festival somethingyousaid.com visited last month – left a lasting impression on us. So, to discover more about the music scene within this buzzing small city, we… Read More
Live Review: Field Day in Sydney
Somethingyousaid’s Colin Delaney overcame his hangover just in time to head to Field Day: I woke on New Year’s Day feeling sceptically fine, managed to make breakfast for the rest of the household… Read More
Film review: Jailbait is gritty
The Asylum is renowned for bringing films with a certain b-movie aesthetic to your screens. Remember Sharknado? Well, they were responsible for that. In 2014 they’re offering the likes of brilliantly-titled Mega Shark… Read More
Video: Poeticat, Centre of the Concrete Square
The genre-defying output from this outfit hailing from London, Lisbon and Basildon is sure worth a few moments of your time. Sample their weird hip-hop/industrial lo-fi electronica, which has just the right amount… Read More