All posts tagged review

The experience of the immigrant to anywhere is strange and...

When you walk down the slope towards the entrance to Tate Modern, wondering...

L.I.F.E  is a solid debut album from Josh Osho. At face value, Osho’s debut could be seen as a glistening pop album. It reverberates into soaring climaxes, but delves beneath the radio-friendly hooks and it walks a fine line between experimental and exasperating. Released 25th June, Osho’s first effort seamlessly teams sweeping...

Surrealism is an art movement which is not...

London: The Modern Babylon is a documentary collage of cut archive footage combined...

Subsource are four guys from London who really just want to have a...

Performed at the Charing Cross Theatre by Postgraduate students of...

Directed by Christian Petzold and set in provincial eastern Germany, Barbara is the intense story...

On Tuesday 31st July, London’s Hyde Park played host to a...

It can be difficult for such a critically acclaimed artist to maintain momentum, especially...