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Franz Ferdinand: Can't Stop Feeling (single)
Franz Ferdinand are a rock band that formed in Glasgow, Scotland in 2002. Named after Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria, the band comprises Alex Kapranos (lead vocals and guitar), Bob Hardy (bass guitar), Nick McCarthy (rhythm guitar, keyboards and backing vocals), and Paul Thomson (drums, percussion and backing vocals). ‘Can’t Stop Feeling’ is the third single taken from their third album, Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, which was released in January 2009 and reached number 2 in the UK charts... [click here...]
The International - DVD review
Interpol agent Louis Salinger is determined to expose an arms dealing ring responsible for facilitating acts of terrorism around the globe. But as his investigation leads Salinger and his partner, Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Eleanor Whitman, deeper into the secret world of greed, corruption and murder, they become targets of a deadly conspiracy so vast, they soon find the only people left to trust... are each other. This pulse-pounding thriller plays a high-stakes game of suspense, intrigue and explosive action... [click here...]
Animal Collective: Summertime Clothes (single)
Located in different continents, Animal Collective is an umbrella name used for the grouping of four people: Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deakin and Geologist. 'Summertime Clothes', is the second single taken from Animal Collective’s recent album, Merriweather Post Pavillion. This single has four mixes all very different from the next which is a refreshing change rather than listening to versions which only differ slightly... [click here...]
Hafdis Huld: Kongulo (single) - Music review
Hafdis Huld is back with a new single, a UK tour, a new website, a new management team, a new album underway and a rather lovely new hairstyle. Hafdis’s new single entitled ‘Kongulo’ means spider in Icelandic and was inspired by Frenchman Alain Robert, better known as the ‘human spiderman’ who climbs skyscrapers using just his bare hands... [click here...]
Liverpool: Season Review 08/09 - DVD review
A thrilling 2008/09 season has seen Liverpool FC produce some of their most exciting football for years. The club's best ever season on the road was coupled with an unbeaten Barclays Premier League campaign at home and as the season reached a thrilling climax there was a sensational 4-1 win at Old Trafford and a 4-0 Champions League victory over Real Madrid. There were goals galore as the Reds found the net more than any other team in the Premier League and there was double success against Manchester United and Chelsea... [click here...]
Secret Smile - DVD review
When Miranda attends her friend David’s birthday, at an ice rink, she meets the charismatic Brendan Block; the two immediately hit it off, but ten days into their relationship she returns home to discover that Brendan has gone through her stuff. She ends their relationship and thinks nothing of it until her sister later announces that she has met a new man and that he is one of her ex’s. When Miranda discovers that it is Brendan she suspects him of trying to get at her through her family, but Brendan has so impressed the whole family that no one will believe her. Things change when her brother kills himself and the tainted relationship between Brendan and Miranda spirals out of control... [click here...]
Jamie Leo: Mr Smooth (single) - Music review
Jamie Leo is just 21 and hails from Stevenage. Since the age of six she has been singing and writing lyrics from the age of thirteen. Jamie writes all of her own lyrics and has said that her music comes from the heart and that if she doesn’t feel it she can’t sing it. This is such a refreshing change as usually people as young as Jamie would jump at the chance to sing anything to make it in the music industry. Maybe this is where Jamie Leo will make it much bigger and better than those other wannabe singers... [click here...]
Dirty Projectors: Bitte Orca - Music review
David Longstreth formed Dirty Projectors in 2002 and the principal members now consist of Angel Deradoorian, Amber Coffman, Brian Mcomber and David himself. The group are back with their 5th full-length album entitled Bitte Orca. This album has an array of clean crisp sounds with guitar riffs and strings to melt away to... [click here...]
An Evening With Blowers - DVD review
Henry Blofeld journalist, cricketer, broadcaster and author makes his debut on DVD, featuring his much loved one man show. Known to millions for nearly 40 years of cricket commentating, he is without doubt one of the great English personalities of our time. With his distinctive rich voice and famous expression "My Dear Old Thing" his is notorious with listeners not just for his cricket commentary but, when weather stops play, for his musings on a variety of subjects that include pigeons, planes, double decker buses, cakes and of course wine... [click here...]
Franz Ferdinand: Blood - Music review
Following on from their Latest album, Tonight: Franz Ferdinand, which was released in January 2009, Franz Ferdinand are now releasing a dub version entitled Blood. It comprises nine tracks which are all taken from Tonight: Franz Ferdinand but renamed and given the dub treatment. The end result is something very different to their earlier album... [click here...]
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