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End of the Road festival has confirmed a range of new performers for its 2024 lineup, including Richard Hawley, Lambrini Girls, and Altın Gün. The event will run from August 29 to September 1 at the Larmer Tree Gardens site on the border of Dorset and Wiltshire. Previous confirmations of artists to perform at the festival… Continue reading Richard Hawley, Lambrini Girls, Altın Gün, and more join End Of The Road 2024 line-up

Actor Kyle MacLachlan has released a list of 10 films that he believes his Twin Peaks character, FBI agent Dale Cooper, would enjoy. MacLachlan starred as Cooper in the initial run of David Lynch’s cult series, its 1992 spin-off movie Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me, and the show’s 2017 comeback. Throughout the series, Cooper… Continue reading These are Dale Cooper from Twin Peaks’ favourite movies, according to Kyle MacLachlan

Pop music has always been about capturing the aesthetic appetite of the moment, and it’s a genre that’s hard to define. Pop is an abbreviation of ‘popular’, and as a result, it’s an umbrella term for any style or genre that’s in demand at the time. Over the years, the sound of pop has changed,… Continue reading Rough Trade Essential: Pop

Liam Cunningham, best known for his portrayal of Davos Seaworth in Game of Thrones, has criticised Hollywood celebrities who choose to ignore the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Speaking ahead of a pro-Palestinian rally in Dublin, Cunningham expressed his concern that those who know about the conflict but choose to do nothing are worse than those… Continue reading ‘Game Of Thrones’ actor Liam Cunningham hits out at Hollywood “ignoring” Gaza

The General Manager of the Co-Op Live Arena, Gary Roden, has resigned following controversy and rows surrounding the opening of the venue. Some criticisms were levied against Roden for argumentative remarks he made about grassroots music venues, suggesting that some of them were “poorly run”. He also debated that a proposed ticket levy of £1… Continue reading Manchester Co-Op Live Arena boss resigns after rows, controversy and venue problems

Elisabeth Moss, famed for her roles in Mad Men and The Handmaid’s Tale, has disclosed that she broke a vertebrae while filming a stunt for her upcoming Hulu series, The Veil. The injury left her lying on a roof in Istanbul for two hours and initially unable to move. Moss plays an MI6 agent attempting… Continue reading Elisabeth Moss broke her spine filming new TV series

Fontaines D.C. fans have been given a treat with the resurfacing of footage of the Irish post-punk band performing “Reptilia” by The Strokes in 2014, before they hit the big time. The four-minute clip was uploaded to YouTube by a channel called Fontaines D.C. Archive and shows the group playing at Dublin’s BIMM Music Institute,… Continue reading Footage resurfaces of pre-fame Fontaines D.C. covering The Strokes’ ‘Reptilia’ in 2014 

English synth-pop duo, Pet Shop Boys, responded to being name-dropped in a diss track by Eminem, joking about the rapper’s humour. In his track Can-I-Bitch, Mimicking the sound of a car hitting someone and asking “What was that? Pet Shop Boys?” implying that Eminem and his producer Dr Dre had run down Pet Shop Boys,… Continue reading Pet Shop Boys look back on Eminem’s diss track ‘Can-I-Bitch’: “He does it very humorously”

Repeater Records is struggling in the midst of the vinyl sales boom in the UK. However, it’s at the heart of the charming indie PC game, Wax Heads, a game that’s going to appeal to anyone who loves to spend time in their local record store. In illustrations that are fashioned in a comic book… Continue reading Could you save a struggling record store? Give it a spin in ‘Wax Heads’

Scott Gorham World When Scott Gorham was around fourteen years old, at high school in Glendale, California, he took a semester in art. It was his first and only art lesson, and a good way to escape the typing course. Scott sometimes drew pictures at home and was accepted after submitting a line portrait of… Continue reading Scott Gorham World: Art 4 Art Sake!