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Fair is fowl
On raw autumn days, nothing warms the cockles quite so much as game, says William Clement
It ought to be difficult for someone born in 1988 to get …
First, take your walnuts
The season’s walnuts are ready and it’s time we appreciated them as more than just …
Album Review: Wolfmother – Cosmic Egg (Modular)
The first thing to note is that a record with such a preposterous title as …
Album Review: Julian Casablancas – Phrazes for the Young (Rough Trade)
“It’s like a seedless watermelon” said Julian Casablancas when describing First Impressions of Earth, The …
Album Review: Morrissey – Swords (Universal)
Since the demise of The Smiths Morrissey’s solo efforts have ranged from the sublime (Vauxhall …
Fair is fowl
On raw autumn days, nothing warms the cockles quite so much as game, says William Clement
It ought …
The state of Real Ale
Fermenting a revolution: Richard Osmond finds Utopia at the bottom of a pint glass
In the pub, people …
Morrissey wows fans at Ally Pally
Neil O’Sullivan swaps Guy Fawkes an “evening of idolatry“with the ex-Smiths lead-man’s most devoted fans
Morrissey – Alexandra Palace (05/11/09)
4/5
As Morrissey …
Introducing … Jazz
Mari Shibata reminds music lovers that jazz is about a lot more than romance
Being a musician, a conversation on music …
Cuts leeks and eats
Eating as verse: William Clement on the seasonality and poetry of food, with recipes for leeks.
Eating is so much about …
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