BBC football expert Mark Lawrenson takes on Noel Gallagher and Dot Major to predict whether Manchester City or Chelsea will win the Champions League final.
ZA/UM’s cult-hit detective RPG,
Disco Elysium, is set in a city where every political ideology has failed. As your player character an alcoholic cop in flared trousers and a tie resembling the intestines of a dead animal roams Martinaise hunting for clues and discarded bottles to deposit, the legacy of these failures is painted into every one of the game’s pre-rendered dollhouse environments. There’s the cracked tilework built under the King’s wasteful regime; the bullet holes in the walls along which the Communists were lined up; the King’s statue restored by a bunch of art-school “young ironists” as part of an aborted attempt at gentrifying the area into a resort.
London Grammar
Hey Now
Strong (U.S. Radio Edit)
Having already achieved international success, London Grammar - comprised of guitarist Dan Rothman, pianist Dot Major and vocalist Hannah Reid will release a special U.S. edition of their stand-out debut album IF YOU WAIT.
more » on March 25. The U.S. Edition of the album will feature two previously unreleased bonus tracks, Maybe and High Life, as well as an exclusive brand new remix of Strong by the acclaimed Emile Haynie (Lana Del Rey, Kid Cudi, Bruno Mars, Eminem) see full track listing below. IF YOU WAIT has seen widespread acclaim since its release internationally last year. Pitchfork applauded the album as a stylish debut that demonstrates both their immense talent and impressive instincts with Under the Radar noting, London Grammar deliver their hard-won truths with such an aching sincerity it becomes impossible not to listen. The New York Times also praised the band, observing Longing, loving, leavin
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