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History 
Jonathan Wilkes reviews the long-awaited debut from the latest champions of the London nu-folk scene
The soundtrack to the cricket fan's summer gets a review by Jonathan Wilkes, in the first of many looks back over the season of album releases
Post-rock is given a new injection of creativity, originality and meaning with this sensational debut.
This week's reviewed albums are by the eccentric experimentalist Natasha Khan and folk-americana singer-songwriter Will Oldham under their respective pseudonyms.
We review new albums from two London-based bands, both of them distinctive and worthwhile.
Long time fan of the graphic novel, Ben Johnson's anticipation for the film adaptation is finally over.
Patrick Dickinson witnesses Lenny Henry making his theatrical debut as Shakespeare’s tragic hero.
Jonathan Wilkes takes a look at the unforgettable prohibition-mobster film with something for everyone.
On another week with 4 films, York Student Cinema has “Rocknrolla”, “Groundhog Day”, “Easy Virtue” and “Twilight”.
Becky Thumpston went to see Rohan de Saram (on cello) and Noriko Kawai (on piano) cause a sensation at Sir Jack Lyons.
