Arts & Entertainment
The latest arts and entertainment highlights, previews, reviews, music and film features and opinion pieces from The Skinny writers.
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MusicDaniel Powter - Lie to Me
A fine party track, but it's not to be long remembered like 1999 Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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Theme / Milphobia @ Bannermans
Despite their age, Theme's music lacks the maturity you would expect Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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The Organ @ King Tut's
Whose goldfish died? Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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Hundred Reasons @ The Venue
One for the die-hards Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
MusicSteve Adey - All Things Real
Someone should give Steveo a nudge and tell him to lighten up Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
MusicPublic Symphony - Public Symphony
A solid album but unfortunately, easily lost in the crowd Read more »| 16 May 2006
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Isa and the Filthy Tounges - Addiction
Cumulative experience shines through on this pre-naturally assured record Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
MusicHowe Gelb - 'Sno Angel Like You
Sonic mess combined with the surge of gospel Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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All in by Crosbi: A review
Although possessing the right attitude, claiming an eventual ""take over"", 'All In' isn't backed up by quality of sound Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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Citizen Cope - The Clarence Greenwood Recordings
This album may well help pave his way towards a bright future in the UK Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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Black Medicine - Black Medicine
Built on solid craftsmanship Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
MusicBelle and Sebastian - The Blues Are Still Blue
Turning shy kids into crooners, shufflers into dancers, fumblers into lovers Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
Film
Alien Autopsy Film Review
Byker Grove' may have kept them off the streets, but it is their reluctance to get off our screens that has got them in with the wrong crowd. Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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The Knockouts - D-Zug/El Problemo
Until the art of variety is mastered The Knockouts will never reach the eye of the storm. Read more »| 16 May 2006 -
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Fall Out Boy - Dance, Dance
Dance, Dance is as palatable as a Big Mac but a lot less digestible. Read more »| 16 May 2006