Techno Nonsense: Ramp Recordings

This week Simon Hunter reports on the trailblazing label that is platforming some of London’s most exciting underground music

London Art Fair

The huge art sale is still a good show

Let’s talk about mime

London’s annual International mime festival lands once again, showcasing physical theatre from all over the world. We tried just a couple to get a taste of what’s been going on

Less Than Kind, more than ordinary

A brand new old-fashioned play, full of 1940’s atmosphere

Kill ‘em All at Fabric with the legendary Erol Alkan

With the biggest names playing every week, it’s no wonder people choose to return to Fabric again and again

If you read nothing else this week...

Zainab Ali puts the case for this collection of poems and short stories by a darkly original author

Balls out rock at 19.02

Greg Power spoke to alt-rockers The Vetoes, headliners of the first Felix Music Night who promise to bring the balls back to rock

‘Rock & Roll’ – It’s time to toughen up!

The change in ‘Rock & Roll’

‘Rock & Roll’ is dead

Suffering from a lack-spirited fearlessness, controversy and attitude, the withering genre of ‘Rock and Roll’ music is feared to be losing its roots and nearing its end

Felix Music Night coming to Metric on Saturday 19th February!

Awesome night of Felix-approved music coming to you Union

Attics & Basements

We continue Charlotte Ridler’s chronicles of gigging off the beaten track with three kick-ass music venues

The clothes you’re not supposed to wear

The Royal Academy springs an esoteric jumble to get you thinking, until the end of January