Ty Segall: First Taste
Temporarily abandoning the guitar, the prolific garage rocker channels his indulgences and comes away with an unusually focused album.
Nile Rodgers and Chic review – disco springs eternal
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On my radar: Inua Ellams’ cultural highlights
The poet and playwright on Equus, the pleasure of hip-hop instrumentals, Dave’s Psychodrama and TV’s Years and YearsPoet and playwright Inua Ellams
Ty Segall: First Taste review – fabulously full-on
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Nérija: Blume – formidable jazz crew need to cut loose
(Domino)There’s a real warmth about London-based jazz septet Nérija on their debut album. It might have something to do with the close-knit
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