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Tiersen has a love for music that courses through every inch of his veins.
The loving and loathing of linguistics and literature
Easy to admire but hard to love.
Not just a solution for cyber-sins
Get up, get dressed and do something productive with your day
The art of student ‘budgeting’ – having enough money for vodka and clothes but not for rent
Manchester Cathedral and Laura Marling – a match made in heaven.
Natalie Portman: what’s not to love?
Laid bare and unremarkable, Leftwich’s set cries out for accompaniment.
Lingering, delicate and hauntingly beautiful. It can only be Bon Iver.
James Birtles talks to Staind frontman, Aaron Lewis, about the new album, fans and Staind’s greatest career moment.
words may actually hurt me, especially if those words lead to someone hurling sticks and or stones at me
SB6 aren’t exactly changing the world but with as loyal a fanbase as theirs, it doesn’t look like they’ll be disappearing anytime soon either.
Alternative 5-piece, Rook and the Ravens, play a blinding show to a sold out Deaf Institute.
Dani Middleton is taken by the Jon Richardson factor
This week judge Justice Edwards-Stuart scored victories for justice, humanity and common sense, as he granted the travellers camped at Dale Farm a week’s reprieve to fight their forced eviction. The injunction protecting the travellers has been seen as an affront to the law by some; or at least this is the line taken by […]
Andrew Williams looks back at a defining era for Italian politics as the curtain falls on Silvio Berlusconi’s premiership
Antonia Jennings pays tribute to influential feminist, pacifist and Nobel Peace Prize winner Emily Balch
The East African famine is a humanitarian emergency – but who is responding, asks Charlotte Cook