In anticipation of the cult comedy troupe’s new Amazon sketch series, author John Semley – who developed the cover into his first book – talks everything KITH
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They feel like a heavy metal band in the purest sense without stooping to the self-conscious “old metal” revivalism of some of their contemporaries
The band’s concert was proof of the hypnotic power of the riff, and more evidence that, dude, you gotta see ’em
Unauthorized retrospective of the British street artist’s gallery work is a reminder that desperate “punking” of capitalism is still capitalism. And nothing but
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SLEAFORD MODS at the Opera House (735 Queen East), Saturday (April 1), 8 pm. $23.50. rotate.com, soundscapesmusic.com, ticketfly.com. Jason Williamson, the bowl-cut, bug-eyed singer/rapper/raver/frontman of Nottingham, UKs Sleaford Mods and
A small room, fans losing their minds, and a greatest hits setlist with Budgie and Thin Lizzy covers added up to a perfect night
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Read an excerpt from John Semley’s debut book, This is a Book about the Kids in The Hall, launching October 11
