Review: Ghost @ The Ritz
Ghost are currently embarking on one of their biggest tours yet, following the release of their critically acclaimed third album
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Preview: The Best Original Films in 2016
We live, for better or worse, in an era of cinema which has come to be defined by its many
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Review: Joy
David O. Russell may consider himself somewhat fortunate with regards to the acclaim with which 3 of his last 4
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Review: The Danish Girl
The Danish Girl is a Tom Hooper film through and through, which is to say it’s a very traditional
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Review: The Revenant
If films were evaluated based purely on their stylistic merits then The Revenant wouldn’t just be the best film
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Review – Star Wars: The Force Awakens
Apparently this is episode seven, meaning there’s been six more of these things? Who’d have known? The Star
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Interview: Steven Wilson
No Man’ and ‘Porcupine Tree’ Mastermind Steven Wilson has had a big 2015. From releasing his fourth solo album, “Hand.
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Preview: GHOST at The Manchester Ritz
Ghost released their second album Infestissumam on April 16th, 2013 via Spinefarm Records/Loma Vista Recordings. The 10-song offering was
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Interview: Will Varley
It’s been a hell of a year for “rambling singer-songwriter” Will Varley who has played at The Royal Albert
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Top Ten: Christmas Songs
It’s December, which means we’re officially allowed to talk about Christmas! So to celebrate our annual indulgence into
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Review: The Good Dinosaur
The Good Dinosaur is Pixar’s 16th feature film, released over a year after it was initially scheduled to, with
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Interview: Frank Turner
This year Frank Turner released his first book, his 6th studio album before embarking on a sell out UK tour.
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Skye's Scran for SCAN: Easy Fresher recipes
Many of you have moved away from home for the first time and you may find the kitchen to be
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Review: LUTG's The Gut Girls
Lancaster University Theatre Group’s third production of the Michaelmas term and one of two very women centric plays this
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Review: Cattle & Cane – Home
Thanks to the phenomenal success of banjo-bangers Mumford & Sons, it seems difficult to make any reference to an indie-folk
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