It’s fifteen years since Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan, two boys from Eagle Rock, Los Angeles, let slip their debut album.

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Record Store Day 2025 is this Saturday! At theartsdesk on Vinyl we’ve been playing through exclusive RSD goodies. Check the ...

One of the most resonant contemporary slogans is “Build bridges not walls”. Because it applies to the personal as well the ...

Across seven decades, Alan Bennett has revealed a great deal of himself through plays and screenplays. In 1994, with the ...

It’s ten years since Tiga’s last solo album, the slightly tepid No Fantasy Required was released. So, it is something of a ...

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It was back in 2019 when The Capture made its debut on BBC One, with writer Ben Chanan skilfully exploiting the sinister ...

Blues? Maybe, in atmospheric terms. But not in the 12-bar, blues-rock or Delta blues sense. Or most other senses. The album ...

As a reviewer, if you’re lucky, you get a tingle down the spine – rarely, but you know it when you feel ...

The new version of Ibsen’s classic by Anya Reiss at the Almeida prompted me to wonder at times whether wrenching a play out ...

The pairing of Chemical Brother Tom Rowlands and Norwegian pop star Aurora sounds interesting but not, on paper, like the ...