Midland Duster EP Following his highly praised ‘Trace’ EP in 2013, Leeds local Midland’s ‘Duster’ EP has been eagerly anticipated by the world of house and techno – and his newest release on established label […]
TV | Educating the East End – Another Successful School Series
The latest fly-on-the wall school series has arrived, reminding us of the struggles of adolescents in their secondary school days and the true trials that their teachers face. With two sister series, Educating Essex (2011) […]
Recon Festival returns to West Yorkshire
The multimedia festival Recon Festival is back on 18th – 29th after a successful debut last year. This year Recon have booked some genuine legends from the international avant-garde music scene. On 26th the Teho […]
Fashion | ‘Tis the Festival Season
Every summer the festival season draws our attention to extraordinary styles as the traditional festival combinations re-emerge. 2014 has been no different and this festival attitude and style has cropped up again and again for […]
TV | Freeview Flicks of the Week – The Boat That Rocked, The Hours and Die Hard
Our weekly LSi best freeview flicks picks are here! This week we rock out on a boat in the 1960’s, fight a shape shifting alien and follow an undercover cop to the centre of a […]
New Club Night IN/ON/UP/DOWN at Belgrave Music Hall Announce Autumn Line Up
New club night IN/ON/UP/DOWN has announced it’s Autumn 2014 line up and if you like experimental electronic music, you’re in for an absolute treat. The night launches on 13th September with a co-headline show from […]
Music | Soundwave Croatia 2014 – Bands and Artists Review
Hidden along the sprawling Adriatic coastline of Croatia lies The Garden Tisno, home to Soundwave Festival. The picture-perfect location, dreamy 35 degree weather, and glistening clear waters lure crowds in their thousands. However, competing with […]
Books | Seconds – Life after Scott Pilgrim
Very few independent comic writers ever see the kind of crossover success that Bryan Lee O’Malley found with Scott Pilgrim. Six volumes, one video game and a Hollywood film later, O’Malley’s twenty-something slacker is one […]
Music | Album Review – Roman Flügel
Halfway through an album that ebbs and flows like the gentle wash of sea on sand, a digitized voice breaks the calm of Roman Flügel’s Happiness Is Happening. ‘Save me, because I am lonely,’ It croaks. ‘I […]
Music | Album Review – Call Super
Berlin resident Call Super’s debut LP Suzi Ecto begins in a not dissimilar way to ‘Tubular Bells’, with the delicately creeping melody and rather uncomfortable atmosphere of ‘Snipe’. You’re on edge. You look behind you. […]
Doom titans YOB and PALLBEARER set to battle the Brudenell this Sunday
This Sunday, doom titans Yob and Pallbearer bring their co-headline tour to the Brudenell Social Club in what is set to be a brutal ordeal for the beloved venue’s beloved PA. The tour comes in […]
Clubs | Review: Dubtek
As summer fades into nothing more than embarrassing memories, party holidays and festivals, many of us are left looking to fill the Berlin-shaped hole left behind. But, for those lucky enough to attend Dubtek’s latest […]