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Cowley At The Glory Hole: The Art Of Queer Liberation
With his panting breath and dripping sweat infused in each page of his memoir, Patrick Cowley d...
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Uncle Agony Aidan Moffat Returns! A Valentine's Day Special
Dear Uncle Agony, I’m in love with the guitarist in my band, and I suspect he has feelings fo...
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Culture Wars On The Cobbles: Corrie At 10,000 Episodes
As is customary when you sit a group of people in their twenties from the North West together, ...
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We're Free? What Are You Being Served Tells Us About Brexit
As the UK slips its European moorings and embarks on a voyage with a destination in an idealise...
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Why Wire Were The New Beatles, by Nicholas Lezard
I first became Wire-conscious in 1979, when an A & R man from EMI came to listen to the cra...
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Listen Deeper: The Strange Case Of Iannis Xenakis & Pauline Oliveros
There tends to be only incidental conversation between so-called academic and popular music. An...
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Joyous Things & Dark Clouds: Outlands & Art Funding In 2020
BodyVice “Being an experimental musician is signing up to a life of beans from Lidl,” jokes Nat...
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How Rosalía's Music Is A Journey To The Heart Of Divided Spain
For an ostensibly apolitical person Catalan singer Rosalía Vila Tobella has endured a deeply po...
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Why Celebrities & Brands Can No Longer Hide Their Political Allegiances
This election cycle has taught us many things, one of which is just how fragile the pretense of...
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What The Blue Story Ban Tells Us About Racism In Britain
Let’s cut to the chase: The decision taken by two separate cinema chains to ban Blue Story, a n...
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