Social media is a funny thing; it creates a warped yet seemingly perfect image of public figures, and one that seems completely accurate but is in fact so far from the truth it’s almost laughable. Laughable in that you think ‘X’ is really like his 140 character updates, or rather that’s all he is. So … More Jason Isbell: Live at Kentish Town Forum
I am not one for ranking art; whether that be books, films, paintings or music. How can you measure one great novel against another, or a beautiful piece of music against another piece of equally good music? You can’t. It’s an impossibility and quite frankly, demeaning to the art you’re measuring. Firstly, who am I … More The Albums I Fell In Love With This Year
Timelessness is two fold. On the one hand it is something that stands the test of time. It is both relatable to the generation for which it was made and future generations after. Common values, feelings and experiences pass over time and never become out dated or far removed from those watching, reading or listening. … More Brief Encounter: 70th Anniversary
Macbeth is Shakespeare’s shortest play, yet one of his bloodiest. It tells the story of a Scottish warrior turned traitor, and his wife who after hearing a supernatural prophecy decide to kill the King and take his place on the throne. “Blood begets blood” and soon Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are both caught in a … More Macbeth OST – Jed Kurzel
