Single Review: Born To Die by Lana Del Rey
She’s a pillow-lipped songstress, style bible cover star, and singer of Video Games – a torch song so spine-prickling and doleful it wouldn’t have sounded out of place in an…
Sarah-Louise James
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Ten Reasons to Watch Danish Drama ‘Borgen’
BBC4’s Danish thriller Borgen has us hooked. If you haven’t already got your teeth into the story of fictional Danish female prime minister, Birgitte Nyborg – and the complex political world she inhabits…
Album Review: The Awakening by James Morrison
Ah, James Morrison; he might only be in his mid-20s but he has the voice of wise, old soul legend and the same cosy, cuddle-up-in-front-of-the-fire-with-a-beloved (or beloved glass of wine)-quality…
Album Review: Echoes by Will Young
Will Young: who doesn’t have a soft spot for this nicely spoken, awfully handsome pop chap? From the moment he told Simon Cowell where to ever-so-politely stick it on live…
Album Review: Hard To Find
[Saint Etienne] For some reason buying a compilation album doesn’t seem very ‘adult’. The words bring to mind those brightly coloured Now 79 (*insert number here*) albums you got as…
Album Review: Torches by Foster The People
If you’ve been anywhere near a radio this summer, you’ll have heard Foster The People’s Pumped Up Kicks (hear it below). It’s that sweet, summery dance song that sounds a…