
In praise of the DVD
The infinite choice of TV streaming has led to banality and fatigue – it’s time to embrace physical media once…
ByThe infinite choice of TV streaming has led to banality and fatigue – it’s time to embrace physical media once…
ByIn the run-up to their headline Glastonbury set, the band defied the creative arc of their late career by shutting…
ByA Tory government in crisis, cargo trousers on trend and indie anthems everywhere – at the band’s joyous reunion show,…
ByThe Bulgarian novelist on the legacy of communism, the necessity of irony and why remembering is a political act.
ByFrom Peep Show to Gossip Girl, new versions of classic 2000s shows fail to understand why their time period was…
ByIn his lifetime, his music was an escape from modernity – 150 years after his birth, the Russian composer bridges…
ByI rarely see anything on television or in the cinema as adventurous as what can be found in a book.
ByI am not sure I'll ever get my head around the combinations of choice and circumstance that make us who…
ByAnd has trance music killed it?
ByIn Unfinished Business one of our finest cultural critics returns to fiction with a meditation on memory and national decline.
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