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Encore

Do You Want More?
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

The climax in the student musical society’s calendar, an afore claimed “one night extravaganza”, took place in front of a packed Arts Lecture Theatre last Monday night. With a sold out crowd of friends and family, an eclectic line up of top musical triumphs, and a standard Bath delay of twenty minutes, auditorium anticipation accumulated. One has come to learn with Arts at Bath, not to set expectations too high, however Encore was of a new elite.

Iggy & The Stooges at Hammersmith Apollo: Don't Look Back - Raw Power

Matthew Hartfield saw a sixty three year old's penis, and he liked it.
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

One expects many things on a good night out, however these generally do not include seeing a sixty-three year old’s penis. Yet this, perversely, only adds to the mystique of the evening: the sight of an ageing man performing a rock classic to perfection, and still managing to channel the energy of his mischievous younger self from thirty years ago.

The Drums

The Drums Album Review
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

As the clouds gradually make for summer and us English crack out our barbeques and swimsuits at any opportune moment, a very suitable soundtrack has come along. It takes the form of the much-anticipated debut album from The Drums. This American quartet who reside in Brooklyn, New York have been bubbling with hype for almost a year now but all of a sudden seem to be on the cusp of stardom. They are currently supporting Florence & the Machine on her UK tour and will surely fill up their own arenas in the years to come.

Ricky Gervais show

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Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

The Ricky Gervais Show
Season 1 Episode 1
Friday 23rd April 2010
Channel 4



Death of Live Music on Campus

MusicSoc Chair Will Arnold asks whether live music on campus has a future following the cancellation of uLive for the second time this year
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

The death of live music on campus?
Another blow was struck to the future of live music at the University with the cancellation of Tiffany Page's uLive gig last month. This latest failure of what calls itself 'the ultimate live music tour circuit around UK students' union venues' might well be its last.
For those of you asking yourself, what is uLive? Or what Tiffany Page gig? Well you might just be symptomatic of the problem, if critics of the event's promotion are to be believed.

Lightspeed Champion

Life is Sweet! Nice to Meet You.
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

Two years ago Dev Hynes made a lot of guys and girls swoon with his whimsical album Falling off the Lavender Bridge. Formally a member of trash-rock band Test Icicles, Dev had gone his own way and produced a beautiful, melodic album of acoustic-folk poetry that also had quite an aggressive edge, as witnessed during his live shows. He could get crowds moshing, dancing and swaying all at the same time; quite an achievement.

I Capture the Castle by Dodie Smith

Books page
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

"I write this sitting in the kitchen sink" is how Dodie Smith (of 101 Dalmatians fame, but please don't judge her by the saccharine-soaked Disney film) begins her charming but rather bittersweet story of 17-year-old Cassandra Mortmain, a teenaged girl growing up in the 30s in a decidedly eccentric family, living in a freezing, dilapidated castle buried in the English countryside.

Kate Nash - My Best Friend Is You

Next year's Bath Impact Editor Gina Reay gets down with her bad self's sophomore album.
Tuesday, 11 May, 2010

We all have a musician in our life who we seem to think is our slightly more artistic equivalent. You know what I mean. We listen to the songs and feel like the style and lyrics were written as a personal script to our life, finding parallels all over the shop. Whether it be Jay Z, Taylor Swift, Marilyn Manson, Bob Marley… there’s always one. Well this is how I feel about Mademoiselle Kate Nash.

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