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Skunk Anansie live at The Water Rats, London

7 April, 2009 by Spencer Littleman 1 Comment

They're selling Jesus again! Skunk Anansie were back at the Water Rats fifteen years after it all started there.  But this was no nostalgia trip, they seemed just perfect for this moment in 2009. Skin was dressed in a frightening feather-like outfit. She looked scarier than a velociraptor, although this was no Jurassic Park. This was now and the future too. She was joined … [Read more...]

Dr Dreadful’s Letter from America: The Concrete Savanna

11 March, 2009 by Dr Dreadful 9 Comments

Scattered across the suburbs of countless cities in the American West are huge parcels of undeveloped land. Sometimes simple tracts of unkempt scrub, sometimes ploughed to keep weeds and trees from taking root, these prime pieces of real estate, sometimes stretching for many miles, unbroken except by the occasional stand of eucalyptus or ash, are literally pieces of wilderness … [Read more...]

How to be Well Read – Little Women

5 December, 2008 by A.L. Harper 1 Comment

I've been there. I know what it's like to try to become well read. I understand that it all seems so daunting, almost overwhelming. You can feel like you need to be well read, or at the very least highly educated, before you can even attempt to read classic literature. But you don't. It's easier than you think. So where should you begin? This series is here to help you, to walk … [Read more...]

Welcome to the New World

18 November, 2008 by Pete Wilder 83 Comments

Yes, the Credit Crunch is coming home to roost.  Make no mistake, the recent events in the world financial markets have changed the world as we know it and it will never be the same again.  Everybody has been affected by the turmoil in the financial markets, directly or indirectly.  Rich and poor alike, in fact the rich have been hit so severely you can't imagine.  This … [Read more...]

Living History

28 October, 2008 by Dave Jennings 23 Comments

Isn’t it amazing how fast history moves sometimes? The last time I wrote an article for Eurocritics, unregulated free market capitalism was still popularly considered to be quite a good idea. That was less than two months ago, in a different world; a world in which you’d have been likely to have your sanity questioned had you suggested that George W. Bush’s administration would … [Read more...]

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