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Michael Holden

REPORTAGE | TV & Film

BNP Wives

According to this programme, the BNP “has put its female members to the fore in an effort to soften the party’s image.” If that intention was to soften the image from thuggery to idiocy then mission accomplished.

Michael Holden

REPORTAGE | TV & Film

The Larry Sanders Show Appreciation Society

The epitome of late night, late 20th century comedy, there would be no Curb Your Enthusiasm or Extras without this forgotten masterpiece.

Keith Wildman
Phil Wilson - God Bless Jim Kennedy

REPORTAGE | Music

Phil Wilson - God Bless Jim Kennedy

The June Brides were one of the bands that influenced a whole host of musicians in the early 80s. 25 years on frontman Phil Wilson returns with another glorious slice of indie-pop

Jonathan Lorrimer
Forget The Museum, Where’s The Midfielders? A Leeds United Fans’ Guide To The Transfer Window

REPORTAGE | Football & Sport

Forget The Museum, Where’s The Midfielders? A Leeds United Fans’ Guide To The Transfer Window

Could banning Twitter and the possible return of Alan Smith catapult Leeds back into the big time? Not if they spend all their cash on corporate boxes...

Andrew Willis
Look Out For Summer Camp: The Beautiful Band Who Play In Crypts

REPORTAGE | Music

Look Out For Summer Camp: The Beautiful Band Who Play In Crypts

Andrew Willis and his "Sunderland bred cohort" check out Summer Camp in the depths of Guildford's Crypt Bar. Turns out they can function without a synth after all, and bloody well too.

John Robb
Rammstein's Liebe Ist Für Alle Da

REPORTAGE | Music

Rammstein's Liebe Ist Für Alle Da

Rammstein? It's like this. If you like quiet, gentle music then you probably won't like this band who reference warfare and sex repeatedly.

Keith Wildman
Tea, pies, Darth Vader and Sumner: The Adidas Coronation Street party

REPORTAGE | Fashion & Style

Tea, pies, Darth Vader and Sumner: The Adidas Coronation Street party

How did I end up dancing at a bus stop on Britain's most famous street to New Order surrounded by stormtroopers?

Steve Hill
I Get Paid To Play Computer Games

REPORTAGE | Life

I Get Paid To Play Computer Games

So you get paid to play computer games? Yes, that's about it.

Michael Holden

REPORTAGE | TV & Film

Bergerac

An 80s cop show of unique calibre, a Channel Island-based study in one man’s psychological decline. Hawaii 5-0 for Thatcher’s Britain, the not quite French Connection.

Gary Scattergood
You Need To Hear This: The English Riviera by Metronomy

CAMOUFLAGE | Music

You Need To Hear This: The English Riviera by Metronomy

Looking for something wonderful to help soundtrack your Summer? Well, elctro-wizzkids Metronomy might just have made it.

Gary Evans
Album Review: Kasabian – Velociraptor!

CAMOUFLAGE | Music

Album Review: Kasabian – Velociraptor!

Meet Kasabian 2.0: a band looking to become something more than just rock'n'roll punch-out artists...

Richard Luck
What To Watch This Week: The Devil's Double, The Ark, Deliverance and Charley Varrick

REPORTAGE | TV & Film

What To Watch This Week: The Devil's Double, The Ark, Deliverance and Charley Varrick

This week, Dominic Cooper recover his acting mojo, London Zoo finds itself on the brink of closure and Ned Beatty takes it like a man.

John Robb

REPORTAGE | Music

Dead Skeletons

If Icelandic neo-gothic, dark psychedlic groove is your schtick then check out the Dead Skeletons. They're from Reykjavik and own a shop called Death. Their next single, a cover of Katrina and the Waves 'Walking On Sunshine' is out now...

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You Need To Hear This: Cat’s Eyes by Cat’s Eyes

CAMOUFLAGE | Music

You Need To Hear This: Cat’s Eyes by Cat’s Eyes

Get your teeth into the new alterna-pop offering from former Horrors vocalist Faris Badwan and composer Rachel Zeffira. It's rather good.

John Robb

REPORTAGE | Music

Mott The Hoople

Meet Mott the Hoople, the ultimate glam rock band, as influential today as they were back in the 70s when they began.

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