HeyJaredMillie Wooler
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Apples and apples and Apples for Isaac? (opens the original)
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For those of us who have been following Echo and the Bunnymen for a while, ‘Brussels is Haunted’ was no new track when it was finally released as a single earlier this year. I first heard it back in 2022 at the Sage in Gateshead – and it was the song that made me realise that Echo and the Bunnymen still have it after all these years. It has a reasonably simple structure, slowly progressing through Belgium’s involvement in Waterloo and the World Wars before looking forwards to an impending “World
Getting away with it (James-style) (opens the original)
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Watching the new James documentary, Getting Away With It (directed by Chris Atkins), it’s remarkable that the band have survived this long – never mind selling out some of the biggest venues in the country. For the first thirty years of their career, the various members of James made bad decision after bad decision, and yet somehow still managed to release some of the most iconic tracks of the 90s. Perhaps, therefore, there is something to be learned from their almost self-destructive chaos that
There’s more to life than Cambridge theatre, you know (opens the original)
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A man in a black hoodie and baseball cap stands on top of a disused mine, brandishing an England flag: a symptom of modern disenfranchisement and the rise of nationalist populism. Overhead, a banner displaying the last six prime ministers up to Keir Starmer reads, “Nothing Changes”. Two storeys below, a miner in full gear walks onto the stage, playing Blake’s ′Jerusalem’ on the cornet. For a moment, the modern troublemaker stares down this phantom from the past, the miner ignoring him as he play
Classist slander or a whole new genre? (opens the original)
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If their Instagram is anything to go by, it took The K’s more than a week to come down from their recent appearance in Piece Hall in Halifax this summer. It was a night full of high energy, modern classics, and a sense of community that has been missing from the alternative music movement for a while now. Our parents’ generations had their alternative music movements. Britpop, punk, new wave, goth and everything between were not a trend or a flash in the pan, but a way of life. Yet for us, there
Pretty vacant or pretty clever? (opens the original)
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If there was one moment in the recent run of Venus and Adonis at the Cambridge Arts Theatre that truly stuck with me, it was when the puppet theatre morphed into the reaching arms of Death, and Venus began to climb up his waiting palms. Immediately, I was spell-bound and, before I knew what I was doing, I found myself trying to pinpoint exactly what had caught my attention. There has to be something clever, I thought to myself, something so ingenious that appeals to me about this scene. Then, I
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