Live Review: Live at Leeds in the Park 2023 – Temple Newsam Park, Leeds [27th May 2023]
Our view from the ground of the Leeds day festival with The Hives, Two Door Cinema Club, CMAT, Maxïmo Park, and more.
Author: Callie Petch
Occasional Film Critic, Human Disaster, naïve progressive. (They/Them) Follow them on Letterboxd and Twitter (@CalliePetch).
Stuck’s Greg Obis takes us through the Freak Frequency
The post-punk frontman takes us through the inspirations – Iceage, mix CDs, used car salesmen, and neo-liberal podcasts – behind his band’s great sophomore album.
What I’ve Been Watching: April 2023
Families, despots, musketeers, and chair senpais.
Stuck – Freak Frequency
The Chicago post-punk band’s sophomore brings the fun to our late-capitalist apocalypse.
Daft Punk’s Random Access Memories turns 10
The robots’ final transmission turns 10.
US Box Office Report: 12/05/23 – 14/05/23
America remains hooked on a feeling, collectively call in sick for this meeting of the Book Club, and Other Box Office News.
US Box Office Report: 05/05/23 – 07/05/23
There is no such thing as “Marvel fatigue;” goddamn, nobody’s in Love Again; and Other Box Office News.
Savages’ Silence Yourself turns 10
An arresting adrenaline shot to Britain’s decaying guitar scene turns 10.
Rye Lane
One of the most purely joyful movies in an age, one of the most confident debuts of the last ten years, and likely one of the best films of the year, Rye Lane is a testament to the popcorn power of rom-coms.
US Box Office Report: 28/04/23 – 30/04/23
Here lie the corpses of Mario’s many victims, and Other Box Office News.
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