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Wendy Bevan’s own take on cold wave inspired electronica has seen her compared to the likes of Depeche Mode, The Knife and Siouxsie Sioux. Her debut album ‘Rose and Thorn’ produced by Marc Collin (Nouvelle Vague) was released on Kwaidan Records & !K7 in September 2016. Wendy’s vocals accompanied by glimmers of dark, pulsing electronic synths, minimalist post punk basslines and featuring live strings from the Balanescu Quartet.
Their DAMN. collaboration accompanied by a cinematic hit. The cinematic video (directed by Dave Meyers & the little homies) finds Kendrick and Rihanna in various surreal scenarios.
The story of Swiss painter and sculptor Alberto Giacometti.
The iconic clips for Purple Rain tracks like “When Doves Cry” and “Let’s Go Crazy,” as well as several live videos from the era and extended editions, are available to stream right now.
The six-week clean-up is underway! If you didn't make it to Glastonbury to have your pint pulled by Jez and see Shaggy perform for some reason then don't fret! The BBC have pulled together a highlights package.
“No Shape” is a powerful continuation and evolution of musician Perfume Genius’s grapple with the personal and political complexities of being a queer artist, with each song clearly carrying an undercurrent of elegant but unwavering rebellion.
In the midst of an enormous political shift - watch Andrew Marr's full interview with Jeremy Corbyn here.
Watch the whole of the joyous, celebratory One Love Manchester benefit here following the recent attack at Ariana Grande's concert. The evening raised over £2 million for the emergency fund which was set up to support the victims.
Now is NOT the time to not be arsed ... Find it in yourself to be arsed. You could be regretting it for quite sometime if you don't ...
CBA found new meaning! Support the Campaign to Banish Apathy!
VOTE ON JUNE 8TH!
The Guelph Central Student Association (Ontario, Canada) got some waking up to do after they slightly get the wrong end of the stick.
Lou Reed’s friends dismiss claim that Walk on the Wild Side is transphobic.
Defense came after Canadian student body apologized for ‘hurtful’ lyrics to the trans community after including the 1972 hit on a playlist at a campus event.
