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Art Listings November 23-29

Written by Valerie Pezeron

A HONOURS ILLUSTRATION - I-Spy Holborn

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Haven't got that Christmas present sorted? Here is an idea; Holly Trill is a student at Middlesex University's BA Hons Illustration course. Her fellow students and staff at the University's Illustration programme are throwing an exhibiton celebrating the vitality and diversity of Camden's inner heart, Holborn and Covent Garden. The art is all available to buy and all money raised from this exhibition goes towards the degree show in the Truman Brewery, Brick Lane next June.
Why not come down to he private view on Tuesday 24th November, from 6.00 - 8.30pm?

Kingsgate Gallery
110-116 Kingsgate Road
London
NW6 2JG

Open daily 12.00 - 6.00pm from 24th - 29th November 2009.

DEV HYNES, aka Lightspeed Champion - Hello, My Name is Dev

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Recent Articles

Comic books: not reserved to spotty nerds

Comic books: not reserved to spotty nerds

Written by Valerie Pezeron

Walking into the ICA on Sunday the 8th of November and you would not have recognised the usual contemporary art venue. The corridor joining the reception to the cafe area …

Music Listings November 16th – 22nd

Music Listings November 16th – 22nd

Written by Rebecca Milne

Monday 16th November, 30 Seconds to Mars and We Fell To Earth, KOKO

The planets collide as We Fell To Earth support 30 Seconds to Mars tonight at KOKO. After this …

Julian Casablancas – Phrazes For The Young – An Album Review

Julian Casablancas – Phrazes For The Young – An Album Review

A welcome return, for Strokes fans

Written by Katie Weatherall

Julian Casablancas needs no introduction, yet journalistic values insist I give him one. This kind of contradiction is an apt paradigm for this album and review. In Phrazes For The …

Music Listings: 5th – 11th October

Music Listings: 5th – 11th October

Gigs lovingly handpicked by me for you

Written by Katie Weatherall

Monday 5th October, Fuck Buttons, Rough Trade East
The excellent, abrasive yet sublimely melodic electronic duo, Fuck Buttons, who we reviewed last week, play cuts from their much-anticipated Andy ‘great name’ …

Music Listings: Sept 27th – Oct 4th

Music Listings: Sept 27th – Oct 4th

Gigs this week lovingly handpicked by me for you

Written by Katie Weatherall

Monday 28th September: Loverman, Ox.Eagle.Lion.Man, A Grave With No Name and Sunderbands, Hoxton Bar & Grill, London
Hotly tipped grunge punk trio Loverman launch their EP release via Young and …

Girls – Album – A review

Girls – Album – A review

Welcome to the hopeless nu-romantics!

Written by Katie Weatherall

In this oversaturated music world, you just have to turn your back for one minute and the band that has caught your aural interest lately have multiplied into twenty-seven acts …

Dent May : Howard : Single Review

Dent May : Howard : Single Review

Ladies and gentlemen, Dent May-nia is in the air!

Written by Simon Edgar Lord

The summer festival season built to a crescendo for Dent May – Mississippi’s finest export since the eponymous mud pie – with Green Man and Bestival on his itinery. His …

Music Listings: 21st – 27th September

Music Listings: 21st – 27th September

What to do...?

Written by Katie Weatherall

Monday 21st September: FrYars, Rough Trade East, London
FrYars is winsome 19 year old, Ben Garret – and all-round Amelia’s Magazine favourite – who makes synth-drenched compositions of a Patrick Wolf-come-Pet Shop …

Music Listings: 14th – 20th September

Music Listings: 14th – 20th September

What to do...?

Written by Katie Weatherall

Monday 14th September
William Elliott Whitmore
The Garage, London

We can’t get enough of this distilled, gravelly bluesman. With Whitmore, it’s almost like you’re listening from inside a huge bottle of JD.
Tuesday 15th …