A pizzicato violin opens Song Over Støv. Gradually, other instruments arrive: bowed violin, a fluttering flute, pattering ...
The dramatic allure of families neck-deep in organised crime never seems to falter, and Stephen Butchard’s new series continues that great tradition in rambunctious style. Sean Bean (pictured below) ...
On the spoken word LP Loose Talk, Amelia Barratt reflects on her or other women’s experiences, real or imagined, over ...
The sticker on the front cover says “The heaviest proto-metal compilation ever released.” And considering the label behind ...
In Italy, they did it differently. Their pulp fiction tales of suburban transgression appeared between yellow covers on new ...
In Italy, they did it differently. Their pulp fiction tales of suburban transgression appeared between yellow covers on new ...
Resurrecting the origins of old rock stars is becoming quite the thing, After cinema’s Elton John, Freddie Mercury, Bob Dylan ...
Will Smith’s new album, Based on a True Story, is a prime example of why some comebacks should remain hypothetical. After two ...
Forget, for a moment, the legend and the lustre. If you knew nothing about Riccardo Muti’s half-century of history with Verdi ...
The USA took its transgressive tales of domestic non-bliss and drew upon the language of Hollywood film noir to make short television plays, often lacing the arsenic in the tea with a soupçon of black ...
Biss, National Symphony Orchestra, Kuokman, NCH Dublin review - full house goes wild for vivid epics
On paper, it was a standard programme with no stars to explain how this came to be a sellout concert. But packed it was, an audience of all ages which sat with concentrated awe through the ...
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