AMS album of the week: Government Plates
Death Grips – Government Plates
Emserine – Dalmak
Esmerine are one of the more loosely-related Godspeed You! Black Emperor side projects.
Future of the Left at Heaven
Clemy Walker reports on the Welsh rockers
Mojo in Soho, getting jazzy
The long awaited revival of Jez Butterworth’s play Mojo opened on the 13th November, and saw Rupert Grint making his professional theatre debut. Premiering in the Royal Court Theatre in 1995, Mojo was the recipient of the 1996 Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Comedy, with a film adaptation...
What perfect nonsense!
New Jeeves & Wooster play is laugh out loud funny, says George Shillam
AMS album of the week: Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!
Panic! At the Disco – Too Weird to Live, Too Rare to Die!
Chasing The Dragon
Richard Clifton reviews Chase and Status’ show at the O2 Arena
Metal Hammer: Defenders of the Faith
Thomas Heaven watches some of metal’s biggest bands
Sixteen Fantastic Bands and It’s About Time!
Stuart Masson & Forrest Seiwald report back on About Time festival
Angolan Civil War makes powerful subject matter
Play at the new Park Theatre is breathtaking, says Blaise Verhasselt
Sarah Lucas: SITUATION still as controversial as ever
Fred Fyles reviews Sarah Lucas' recent offerings
The Magic Flute needs a fairy godmother
Emiel De Lange is unimpressed by the ENO’s theatrical wizardry