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New Singles of the Week

Posted on April 7, 2016 by Scott Hammond

7th April 2016 Leon Bridges – ‘River’ To overtly stray into the realm of pastiche is never a good thing – examples being Bruce Willis’ venture into rhythm and blues under the laughable pseudonym of Bruno Radolini, UB40’s caucasian mock-reggae… Continue Reading →

Music chase and status, DNCE, leon bridges, scott hammond, slaves

Listen: Bolts provides the guest mix on Colpey Calling x The Fix

Posted on April 5, 2016 by Conal Dougan

5th April 2016 Our guest for the latest Colpey Calling x The Fix show was Luke Bolton, AKA Bolts, resident DJ at So Flute in Manchester and a founding member of Fly High Society.

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Review: a Spellbinding Iphigenia In Splott at Bristol Old Vic

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Conal Dougan

  31st March 2016 In Greek mythology, Iphigenia was the princess of Argos, sacrificed under the knife of King Agamemnon in order that the Gods should allow his ships to sail to Troy. Fast-forward a couple of millennia and Iphigenia’s… Continue Reading →

Theatre bristol old vic, gary owen, iphigenia in splott, sophie melville

New Singles of the Week

Posted on March 31, 2016 by Conal Dougan

31st March 2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snQYoSCSxHo Melt Yourself Down – ‘The God of You’ Technically this is a bit of a cheat entry for New Single of the Week, as it was in fact released last week! Sorry if that offends you but… Continue Reading →

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Review: Manville soars in Long Day’s Journey into Night at Bristol Old Vic

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Kevin McGough

  29th March 2016 In 1941, the great American playwright and Nobel Laureate Eugene O’Neill completed Long Day’s Journey into Night. A piece of autobiographical work, it was so fierce and laid bare so many truths of his life that… Continue Reading →

Theatre bristol old vic, eugene o'neill, jeremy irons, lesley manville, long days journey into night, richard eyre

The Feeling In Photos: Thekla – 12th March 2016

Posted on March 24, 2016 by Arran

The Fix’s Carly Dutton went along to catch The Feeling‘s latest trip to Bristol at Thekla on Saturday 12th March. The band were in fine voice on this leg of their UK tour in line with the release of their self… Continue Reading →

Music, Photography carly dutton, the feeling, the fix, Thekla

New Singles of the Week

Posted on March 24, 2016 by Scott Hammond

24th March 2016 New Order – ‘Singularity’ Still going strong after 35 years in the music biz, the Mancunian band’s new single is from last September’s tenth studio album Music Complete. The song is accompanied by a video featuring images… Continue Reading →

Music blue house, jacqui abbot, new order, paul heaton, scott hammond

Review: Lee “Scratch” Perry’s Vision of Paradise

Posted on March 20, 2016 by Scott Hammond

20th March 2016 Hailed as the “grandfather of modern dance music”, a “maverick, genius outsider” and “one of the most important people of 20th century music”, the sense of hagiographical terrain is abundantly clear in the earliest moments of Volker… Continue Reading →

Documentaries lee scratch perry, review, scott hammond, vision of paradise

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