The Albert Hall welcomes Kaluki Music and their Smoke Signals tour for an epic night of techno music. Following the […]
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REVIEW: The Boy With Tape On His Face @ The Lowry, Salford.
New Zealand born Sam Wills may not be a household name to many, but the moment you mention Tape Face, […]
REVIEW: Touch Wood Theatre Company presents The Fastest Clock in the Universe
PHILIP Ridley’s dark, disturbing masterpiece came to life on Friday night at Salford University Adelphi theatre and made audiences squirm […]
REVIEW: Neighbourhood invites you to its new Transatlantic Party
NEIGHBOURHOOD lays in one of Manchester’s most affluent areas for bars and restaurants: The Avenue in Spinningfields. So, is there any […]
REVIEW: Public Image Ltd. – Metal Box (Reissue)
“HINDSIGHT does me no good” wails John Lydon amongst the arresting soundscapes of this, Public Image Ltd’s second album. But in […]
FILM REVIEW: Sully (2016)
After the miraculous Hudson River landing of a U.S Airways plane in 2009 by Captain Chelsea ‘Sully’ Sullenberger, it was […]
REVIEW: I’m A Celebrity 2016 – Where Is The Drama?
For the past three weeks we have witnessed torture, tears and tarantulas, and the Queen of the jungle was finally […]
REVIEW: Peter Kay, Q&A in aid of the Polly Haydock Appeal
STAND-UP comedian and actor Peter Kay delighted fans as he took to the stage at the Blackpool Opera House in […]
REVIEW: Arrival
Arrival Review This adaptation of Ted Chiang’s highly praised science-fiction novel ‘Story of Your Life’ is directed by David Villenueve, […]
REVIEW – Kate Bush – Before the Dawn
LET IT never be said that Kate Bush is not a pioneer. Aged just 19, her initial ascent to musical […]
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