Apostille

Reviews 1

Hot Flob Time Machine: Prisoners of Love And Hate By Apostille

Articles 1

Utopian Dreaming: Free Love Interview & New Video

Just before premiering their brand new video for single ‘Synchronicity’ here and heading out to play some UK festival dates, Free Love, the girlfriend/ boyfriend synthpop duo of Lewis Cook and Suzi Rodden, FKA Happy Meals, lounged on the grass in a Glasgow park with Claire Sawers and talked clean buzzes, future utopias and why it was time for a new name

News 7

Supersonic Festival Completes 2019 Line-Up

Apostille, Guttersnipe and more will play a stage centred around the Hell Mouth 3 art installation

Apostille And More For Romanti-Crash 2018

The Sian Dorrer and Matilda Strang curated music and arts festival takes place in Jupiter Artland at the end of this month

LISTEN: New Apostille Single

Night School Records boss Michael Kasparis shares a new single as Apostille

WATCH: New Apostille Video

Night School Records boss Michael Kasparis returns as Apostille on ace new single

LISTEN: Apostille’s Debut Album

"Full-blooded pop" from Night School Records head

Gazelle Twin And More For Supersonic

Elizabeth Bernholz leads the latest wave of announcements for Birmingham's Supersonic Festival

LISTEN: Apostille – Good Man

Night School Records boss Michael Kasparis announces debut album as Apostille; listen to a new track and take a look at his tour dates below

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Natural Bong Killers: Savages Reviewed

Oliver Stone's alleged new thriller is an adaptation of Don Winslow's novel about the California weed trade. Steve Jelbert has a bad case of the giggles

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A Conversation We Should Be Having: Dispossession: The Great Social Housing Swindle Reviewed

Brian Coney hails Paul Sng’s documentary as a vital and all-too timely look at the country’s deep-seated housing crisis

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Sex and Pathology: 80 Years Of Cat People

First released in 1942, Cat People shocked Hollywood's Golden Age before Paul Schrader made its ancient evil feel more at home in 1982, finds David Robb

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Removing The Threat: Dog Soldiers At 20

Toxic masculinity could have reigned supreme in Neil Marshall's war horror, but 20 years on it remains a touching character study that can welcome queer audiences, finds Samuel Sims

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Dream On: Brazil’s City Of God At 20

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Apostille

Reviews 1

Hot Flob Time Machine: Prisoners of Love And Hate By Apostille

Articles 1

Utopian Dreaming: Free Love Interview & New Video

News 7

Supersonic Festival Completes 2019 Line-Up