Articles George Bloomfield

Live Review: Soft Play, Brixton Academy, 31/10/24

Punk rock duo Soft Play burn it down at Brixton Academy. Our man in the field was there, and has only just got his breath back.
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Poetry Rosie Cook

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Who am I when not loved? Floating in the hands of others, Cradled and cupped, Their eyes and how they see me making me light. Without it I could drown  Wash up and waste away - Then I could be anything  Inanimate, Empty with everythings  They keep me full.  Who
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TheNeverPages Graham Thomas

Chapter Seven

Door slid open effortlessly. On rails. Odd. No handle, just on rails. Only one bench inside, facing sliding door. Nobody sitting on it. Window above it. Maroon-coloured blind drawn. Picture of a tree on blind – very fine embroidery, like the ivy on the hem of sister’s dress.
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Poetry Rosie Cook

nothing

Living is looking forward  to nothing, Looking forward to everything,  means actually to,  Look forward  to nothing.  In that to look forward  is to abandon  the moment, The most living and ferocious real everything we have, Because what’s forward  is nothing  Nothing  - and I mean a white hazy
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Articles Graham Thomas

Interview: Bruna Martini, graphic novelist

We have a cuppa with old friend and brilliant graphic novelist Bruna Martini on her process, new work and using everything around you to tell a multi-dimensional story.
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Articles Graham Thomas

Interview: Elliott BROOD, troubadours

TheNeverPress collar one of our favourite bands of all time. The Canadian alt-rock country three-piece take a break from their tour to talk to us about being on the road, creating music together for twenty odd years and how to keep on truckin'
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Poetry Rosie Cook

sediments

Things are settling now The sediments of life breeze into a space  You once inhabited -  I, empty  out as it fills. Perhaps,  It is pieces of me that are taken  to fill in this gap.
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Articles Graham Thomas

Film review: Milk & Serial

‘From the mind of Curry Barker’ comes Milk & Serial - a found footage film shot for about tuppence. It’s clever, fun, dark and shocking. Next best thing? It’s 60minutes long. Better best thing? It’s free for all, on YouTube.
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Articles Tim Hanson

Live review: Peter Perrett, MOTH Club, 19/10/24

Peter Perrett, former frontman of late 70s post punk misfits The Only Ones, returns to the London stage prior to the release of his third solo album, The Cleansing, gracing MOTH Club with a tight set spanning a career full of surprises.
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Articles Graham Thomas

Interview: Giack Bazz, musician

Prolific multi-instrumentalist Giack Bazz gets into it with TheNeverPress on his output, the ever-changing industry and his upcoming album Bedtime Stories for Computers
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Articles George Bloomfield

Live review: Crystal Tides at Lafayette, London, 04/10/24

The Conclusion of their 2024 tour, going out in style! A Friday night at Lafayette could not have been a better send off for the boys from Portsmouth who concluded their UK tour in front of a bustling, sold-out crowd. I had heard so much about Crystal Tides over the
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Articles Graham Thomas

Interview: Natasha Muluswela, artist

We chat with Natasha Muluswela, a fantastic Zimbabwe-born visual artist, currently working and studying in the UK. We chew over technique, expression, politics, power and catharses in creating.
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