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Briana Marela releases video for latest single ‘Surrender’

With a new album on the horizon Briana Marela has shared a new video for her latest single "Surrender". Directed by experimental filmmaker, Christin Turner, the video depicts Marela shrouded in kaleidoscopic lights and static. Check it out below. Her new record All Around Us is out August 21st on Jagjaguwar. You can also catch her on her upcoming tour, including a performance at London's Servant's Jazz Quarters and Green Man Festival. Briana Marela Tour Dates: 18 August - Roode Bioscoop, Amsterdam 19...

Juliette Burton: changing the world one joke at a time

From bulimia to trolling, being labelled a “feminazi” to being sectioned, with comedian Juliette Burton, nothing is off the table. Seriously, nothing. As her show, Look At Me, hits London, she told us about the process of creating it, about breaking down barriers with comedy, and about that Protein World ad. Firstly, tell us a bit about the show? ‘Look At Me’ is a docu-comedy - a documentary mixed with comedy - all about whether what we appear to be...

Eagles Of Death Metal Announce UK Tour Dates

Eagles Of Death Metal will tour the UK in October and November, including a show at The Forum, London. Can't wait until then? The band will be playing a headline show tonight at London’s KOKO. Eagles Of Death Metal UK Tour Dates October 31 - Beckett University - Leeds November 1 - UEA - Norwich 2 - O2 Academy - Bristol 4 - Engine Rooms - Southampton 5 - Forum - London 6 - Institute - Birmingham 7 - Ritz - Manchester 9 -...

Record Review: Outfilt – Slowness

By Declan Roberts (@DeclanMR) Outift’s first record, Performance, was a breakthrough for the band, scoring critical acclaim from the lofty heights of NME to indie-facing tastemakers The Line of Best Fit and Stereogum. It also contained some bonafide gems including ‘Thank God I Was Dreaming’, in which vocalist Thomas Gorton croons the line “don’t look back”. It’s a sentiment they’ve taken to heart on their follow-up ‘Slowness’. Here, the band slip away from the bold majestic anthems of ‘Performance’ and...

Live Review – Waxahatchee

By Will Bateman (@WillBateman6611) 10.6.15 Electric Ballroom, Camden Katie Crutchfield makes a rare UK appearance, her largest to date, in Camden's iconic Electric Ballroom, alongside support from Girlpool and PINKWASH. For many fans it’s been a long time coming and she doesn't disappoint with her personal blend of delicate indie melodies and fuller punk sound, bridging similarities with her twin sister Alison's band Swearin', who joins her on stage on backing vocals and guitar. There's an atmosphere of triumph surrounding Katie...

‘Difficult Second Album’ Syndrome for True Detective, Season 2

By Felicity Evans  @eff_evans HBO’s stylish and compelling cop drama returns to Sky Atlantic on 22 June with a fresh story and new characters…    ‘Well, I can't say the job made me this way. More like bein' this way made me right for the job’ Detective Rustin Cohle (Matthew McConaughey), True Detective Of all the justified praise heaped on True Detective’s first season for the quality of its acting, photography, dialogue and setting, surely most significant is the show’s...

Record Review: Lifehouse – Out Of The Wasteland

By Will Bateman (@WillBateman6611) To be in the position in which Lifehouse found themselves is a tricky one; seven albums deep, 15 million album sales worldwide and now free from the watchful eye of a major label, entering the studio with a more “do it yourself” approach for 'Out Of The Wasteland' according to lead singer Jason Wade. A new-found feeling of creative freedom was surely present. But they don’t seem to really get out of the “wasteland” as they...

Teddy – Review

By David de Winter - Sports Editor @davidjdewinter ***** It’s a Saturday night in Elephant & Castle in the 1950s.  Teenagers Josie and Teddy are grooming themselves for a night on the town with the sounds of Johnny Valentine ringing in their ears over the airwaves.  There is an air of post-war optimism in the two youngsters as they preen themselves in front of the mirror looking dapper in their drainpipe trousers, pristine shirts and smart ties. And how apt that...

Secret Cinema presents Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back

“Stay low, keep your face hidden, and remember: you are Rebel X,” our masked military leader barks at us, as we dash full pelt through the winding tunnels of a mysterious army base. Not your usual Thursday afternoon in central London. This is not a covert military mission, but Secret Cinema’s latest, and possibly greatest, offering - Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. Here at TLE we’re not ones for spoilers, but given a price tag that would uncurl Princess...

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