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Good Intentions by Kasim Ali – Review
By Sandra Callard Kasim Ali has come up with one of the most beautifully written, sensitive and absorbing novels I ... -
A Q&A with Kyle Chatham
Melancholy alt-folk that knows how to soar, from Scotland’s west coast… What’s the title of your latest release, and what ... -
Recovery: the Lost Art of Convalescence by Dr Gavin Francis – Review
By Barney Bardsley Never has the publication of a book been more timely and welcome than this short but sagacious ... -
Bad Boy Chiller Crew – Review – Leeds Wardrobe
By Graham Clark, February 2022 Bad Boy Chiller Crew have come a long way from the days when they filmed ... -
The Buddhist on Death Row by David Sheff – Review
By Sandra Callard This book is a fascinating, frightening and enlightening story about a man who spent most of his ... -
The McPherson Tape (1989) – Film Review
Director: Dean Alioto Cast: Tommy Giavocchini, Patrick Kelley, Shirly McCalla Certificate: 15 By Sarah Morgan Found footage movies are ten ... -
Mimi Webb – Live Review – Leeds Stylus
By Graham Clark, February 2022 Imagine receiving a call two days prior asking you to support one of the UK’s ... -
Songs to Learn and Sing by Echo and the Bunnymen – Album Review
By Ellie Victor Greatest hits, or best of albums, can be misleading beasts. This 1985 compliation from Echo and the ... -
Introducing: Until 9
Hard rock mix from Sheffield making waves… YOUR NAME: Paul Pudge Johnson. BAND NAME: Until 9. WHAT DO YOU DO/PLAY? ... -
The Indian Tomb (1921) – Film Review
Director: Joe May Cast: Olaf Fønss, Mia May, Conrad Veidt By Sarah Morgan Sometimes stories can get under your skin. ... -
The Kooks – Live Review – Leeds O2 Academy
By Graham Clark, February 2022 If you were to believe the hype that surrounded The Snuts when they first arrived ... -
Carmen [Opera North] – Review – Leeds Grand Theatre
By Sandra Callard, February 2022 Georges Bizet’s magical Carmen is probably the most well-known and loved opera in the world. ...
