Reviews

Jamie Oliver Thinks Teeth Of The Sea Are Pucka

Or, his production company do at least

Tracey Thorn

Love And Its Opposite

The Art Of Violence: Peter Whitehead, New York, 1969

In an exclusive extract from his book, The Bad Trip: Dark Omens, New Worlds and the End of the Sixties, out now from Icon Books, James Riley explores Peter Whitehead's film project The Fall plus what happened to this chicken in the Judson Memorial Church

Simon Jablonski’s Weekly Independent Cinema Reviews Column

This week Simon Jablonski reviews John Carpenter's The Ward, as well as The Portuguese Nun and NEDS

Mara Carlyle

Floreat

Santaka

Ramybė / Autoportretas & XRAM

Two new releases from the Lithuanian duo of Manfredas and Marijus Aleksa offer a subtly expansive take on trance sonics, finds Jakub Knera

Still Uniting, Still Fighting: The Prodigy Live At Warriors Dance

Dayal Patterson looks at the strange 20 year career of The Prodigy and, seeing them at the Milton Keynes Bowl, finds a group who still have the power to flatten the boundaries between dance and rock.