Al Dunford: Fluttery Electronica
Cinematic electronica that’s been three years in gestation. We present Liverpool sound machine, Al Dunford…
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Radar: The Big Pink
Sharper, shinier and full of indie-electro surprises, The Big Pink head to town this month. But don’t worry, we’re sure Dominoes will end the set in arms-aloft euphoria.
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Radar: Edils Records, free cake and free downloads
Edils, in the space of a single year, have consistently been championing exciting new music from here and far – so their first birthday party, this weekend, promises much joy, and plenty of cake.
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Liverpool Sound City 2012 reveals first names
We had a blast at last year’s Sound City – not only did we seem to be writing about it every single day, but every evening over a week seemed to be taken up with criss-crossing the city’s sticky-floored venues. It was exhausting, eye-opening, and a hell of a lot of fun. This year’s first [...]
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New to Us: Jethro Fox
New to us, Jethro Fox is a little bit Brooklyn, a little bit Santa Barbara and a big, glowing warm front over our chilly city.
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Radar: A Culture Less Ordinary
A Culture Less Ordinary. Sounds like a manifesto for a local website’s contents. Is, in fact, a tight little line up of talent at next week’s Threshold Festival…
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Second Life: The Lightning Seeds
Ian Broudie is taking the Lightning Seeds back on tour. But it’s not a reunion. As the man himself tells Alan O‘Hare: “You can’t split up with yourself…”
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Radar: Fanfarlo at Static
With more instruments than Curly’s warehouse, Fanfarlo return with their infectious hands-across-the-Baltic bag of tunes. We’re going, you should too.
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Radar: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
Back after half a decade, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah have an awful lot of pent-up energy to expel. Should be a great show at the Academy this week, then.
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Is Radio Merseyside Safe?
This week, the BBC Trust is set to deliver its preliminary findings, following their discussions over the projected cuts to local radio. Are we sensing a victory in the wind? Let’s hope so, says David Lloyd.
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Review: Roman Polanski’s Carnage
— While it’s miles away from Polanski’s best, this talky drama is worth seeing, if only for the acting.
- Performance & Film: Review: Roman Polanski’s Carnage
- Announcements: Al Dunford: Fluttery Electronica
- Announcements: Radar: The Big Pink
- Performance & Film: Review: Departure Lounge at the Unity
- Blog: It’s Bitter Outside
- Announcements: Radar: Edils Records, free cake and free downloads
- Events & Attractions: If Your Library Was A Book…
- Announcements: Curtain call: Open mic from the musicals at the View Two
- Announcements: Liverpool Sound City 2012 reveals first names
- Performance & Film: The Descendants: Review
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- Fenton Bell: Can't tell you how happy I am this has been canned...
- Kate Appleton: thank fuck for that...
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