Labrador City in Zurich – Live review
Somethingyousaid.com’s Kaya Strehler checks out Bern-based, dream-poppers Labrador City: Dripping in condescension, I will claim that I have seen a lot of things, been to a lot of places and met a lot… Read More
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Interstellar is an aesthetic delight
When writer/director Christopher Nolan releases a film, you know it is going to be a bold, ambitious and visually sumptuous affair. Interstellar is no different. The story is thus. Matthew McConaughey is Cooper, a humble… Read More
Tony Allen returns with Film of Life
Tony ‘the human metronome’ Allen is back with a brand new album “Film of Life” and a live show at London’s Village Underground. Somethingyousaid.com’s 25ThC investigates… Tony Allen was instrumental in the creation… Read More
Two Days, One Night – Film Review
Carol Bowditch checks out the latest picture starring Marion Cotillard, in which a vulnerable woman is given one weekend to encourage her colleagues to give up their bonuses, which are being offered in exchange… Read More
Courtney Barnett live in Sydney
Melbourne-based musician Courtney Barnett just played three sold-out nights at Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory. We sent reviewer Melissa Barrass and photographer Adam Davis-Powell along to check her out: Over the past few years I… Read More
Pride is remarkable and wonderful
The saying “inspired by a true story” is always worrying to accept at face-value. “Inspired by” rather than “based on” kinda suggests massive liberties were taken with the narrative. At first glance, that would certainly seem to… Read More
Reeps One, Lights – Music Video
Multi-faceted, London-based artist Reeps One has just dropped a remarkable new clip. Something You Said’s 25ThC checks out the new offering from this ludicrously talented individual: At the end of last year, I… Read More
Son of a Gun – Film Review
Bobby Townsend checks out the much anticipated feature debut of award winning Australian director Julius Avery: Having absolutely devoured the incredible Starred Up earlier in the year, my appetite for gritty crime dramas has been… Read More
The Judge is strong and long
Bobby Townsend checks out the buttock-numbingly long, family/courtroom drama, starring Robert Downey Jr. and Robert Duvall: The story is thus: Big city lawyer Hank Palmer (RDJ) returns to his childhood home for his… Read More
Review: Annabelle fails to deliver
Before The Conjuring, there was ANNABELLE, says the movie’s tagline, which tells us that what we’re being presented with is a prequel to the enthusiastically received 2013 American supernatural horror flick. The story, for what it’s… Read More