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Gimme Danger! Jim Jarmusch’s Stooges doc reviewed

Contains chaos, Iggy, riffs

Lambchop’s FLOTUS reviewed

Kurt Wagner reprogrammes the mighty Lambchop… “Take it on the chin!”

Lo And Behold: Reveries Of The Connected World

Werner Herzog's latest marvellous documentary

David Bowie’s Lazarus soundtrack reviewed

Bowie’s final three studio tracks… plus showtunes! The Dame reimagined for musical theatre

Weyes Blood’s Front Row Seat To Earth reviewed

Plus! A longish Q&A with Natalie Mering

Reviewed: War On Everyone

John Michael McDonagh's violent, literate buddy caper

Reviewed! Oasis, Supersonic – the documentary

Noel, Liam, some bantz

Teenage Fanclub and September’s album highlights reviewed

A quick look at eight of my favourite recent releases

In praise of Playing With Fire by Spacemen 3

Astral drones and blissful grooves

Björk live at the Royal Albert Hall, London, September 21, 2016

"These abstract complex feelings..." Björk finds a way, perhaps, to handle them...
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“It’s June 9. We are in an undisclosed location. We are interrogating Jim Osterberg about the Stooges, the greatest rock and roll band ever.” So begins Jim Jarmusch’s affectionate, thorough documentary – a film in which violence is swift and random, household objects are employed during th...

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