When you have the Mercury Prize jury and the NME among others calling your debut album the best release of the year, you're bound to feel some pressure to prove it wasn't beginner's luck. That was the case for Klaxons and Myths of the Near Future.... Read More

On what felt like one of the stickiest nights of this blessedly heated summer, legions of Toronto's soul-seeking faithful sauntered down to the El Mocambo on a steamy Tuesday to welcome Nigerian-born singer-songwriter Nneka on her debut jaunt through town.

The cavernous nightspot was ... Full Review

The electric vigour that fires out of the opening track of Year Zero's debut LP is sure to catch you off guard. Fierce yet grounded, relentless but positive and so effortlessly unwavering to the very end of the 16 tracks, Year One is both excitingly familiar and so fresh in their skill and ma... Full Review

His hilarious first two features were genre parodies: Shawn of the Dead (zombies) and Hot Fuzz (buddy cops), but in Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, director Edgar Wright is inventing a whole new film genre: the videogame/comic/action mash-up, with great success.

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