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May 01

An Alternative to Cigarettes.

I come from a family of smokers. I don’t smoke myself but I know how hard it can be to quit. The main thing after the craving of nicotine is apparently having something to fiddle with. Frost may be anti-smoking but we think electronic cigarettes are a good alternative. Anything to stop that craving, and …

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Apr 02

Es Muss Sein – Es Muss Sein EP | Music Review

Es Muss Sein. Remember the name. It means “it must be in German” and is the nom de guerre of Poppy Wilson, a beautifully soulful little singer-song writer from ever-so-cool Kent. This, her debut EP, deals in contrasting shades – light and dark, loud and quiet and a sadness that isn’t without hope. In fact it’s …

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Mar 31

Hatcham Social – About Girls | Music Review

I like About Girls. It’s a record that reminds me of the time when I first got into music, in the late 1990′s, and went to shows. It was a time when Britpop was dying and the last of the scene was coming through. The likes of the Warm Jets and Gay Dad. It’s a …

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Mar 30

King of Cats – America | Music Review

King of Cats is a boy called Max from Oxford but I’m afraid I don’t know about the name. I don’t like to ask. He sends me nice emails and is very polite but I do need to get one thing off my chest: I don’t much like cats. My sister has one that looks …

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Mar 30

Swearing at Motorists – Burn Down the Wire EP | Music Review

Swearing at Motorists – Burn Down the Wire EP Dave Doughman is a tough man to please if Wikipedia is to be believed. According to the website, always an infallible source of information, the Swearing at Motorists singer has seen 16 changes of drummers during the band’s 17 year existence. S@M were originally formed in …

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Mar 26

Game Over for Game – But why?

Right now if you visit GAME’s official website  you’ll find it “down for maintenance” with a message explaining the company’s gone into administration, who’s been appointed to handle the process and a disclaimer that the company is “currently reviewing and processing orders placed on this website.” Why is a huge question – right now many of …

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Mar 26

Scout Niblett – The Calcination of Scout Niblett | Music Review

Born in Nottingham and now residing in Portland, Emma Niblett adopted the moniker Scout after Jean Louise “Scout” Finch, the protagonist from ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’. Releasing under Scout Niblett, The Calcination of Scout Niblett is her 5th studio album. One thing that’s evident, having listened to her previous efforts, is that she doesn’t hold with musical …

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Mar 26

Game – The High Street Games Retailer Goes into Administration

The high street games retailer Game fell headlong into administration today leaving thousands of high street workers faced with losing their jobs and millions of pounds still outstanding to its debtors. The group, which has 609 stores and 6,000 staff in the UK, has effectively run out of cash and rumour has it that it …

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Mar 24

Thomas White – Yalla! | Music Review

In August 2010 Thomas White, after a decade on the road with The Electric Soft Parade, The Brakes and British Sea Power and following the death of his mother, took himself off on holiday. Firstly to Dubai, then onto Egypt. On arrival in Egypt, White realised he didn’t much like it and wasn’t having the …

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Mar 20

Londoner's Life – By Phil Ryan

Londoner’s Life 26 – By Phil Ryan Yes Spring is here and so are another two hundred Sushi restaurants BUT the bigger London trend is the ballooning amount of Shisha Restaurants/Cafes. It’s slightly strange now seeing people sitting puffing away like goldfish on acid as they stare silently like cattle at their colleagues. The interesting …

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