After 15 years, legendary Brighton DJ Aubrey Fry is making a remarkable comeback. After landing on John Digweed s seminal Quattro II in March, Fry returns to Bedrock Records for his debut EP on the storied imprint. Harkening back to the sound of early 2000 s underground techno clubs, Aubrey Fry s Dystopia EP is available now on all streaming platforms via Bedrock Records.
Lennon and McCartney go head-to-head yet again.
Ram was McCartney’s second solo album, released in 1971, and is a prime example of how popular music, on its release, is adjudged by so many factors other than music. Macca was in disfavour in 1971, regarded, wrongly, as the man who broke up The Beatles and also as the politico-spiritual lightweight of the quartet (Ringo has always been given a pass on these matters!). 50 years later, disconnected from all such blather,
Ram is a jolly thing, scrappy but fun, with an unpretentious thrown-together quality, songs such as lo-fi Beach Boys pastiche “Dear Boy” rubbing up against the entertainingly silly, music hall rockin’ ode to marjuana “Monkberry Moon Delight”. It does, indeed, sound like a man decompressing after the monumental, generational expectations placed on his previous band. In gatefold, it also comes half-speed mastered so sounds great. Lennon’s first solo effort, the
As
The Expanse prepares to wind down, Steven Strait has found his next project as Deadline reports that he will star in the sci-fi thriller
Five Below from director Mike Le Han (
Hellraiser: Origins).
There is no word on what exactly
Five Below will be about, but it is said to be the first in a franchise of “a new take on the meta-human sci-fi genre”. The script was written by Nick Brown from Le Han’s new production company RedOne Studios with Liam Finn producing alongside Le Han. Production will begin in the early summer with a sequel already in development for this new franchise.
Sunderland Under-23s 2-1 Reading Under-23s
Sunderland Under-23s sealed a fifth win in six games with victory over Reading Under-23s today.
First-half goals from Dan Neil and Josh Hawkes either side of Femi Azeezâs strike was enough to claim the win at the Academy of Light.
Remi Matthews and Jake Vokins both featured, with the latter playing a pre-planned 45 minutes, as he continues his comeback from Covid-19.
Captain Dan Neil was also in from the off, with top goalscorer Josh Hawkes supporting Will Harris up front.
Sunderland started bright and went close early on when Harris struck the inside of the post, after good work down the right from Stephen Wearne.
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