Rainy Miller

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Northern Gothic: Rainy Miller Interviewed

In the first interview about his new album, the Lancashire producer Jack Bowes talks to Fergal Kinney about Preston grime, absent fathers, and why he’s exhausted with the discussion about class in British music. CW: Mentions suicidal ideation

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Rainy Miller And Space Afrika Team Up On New Album

'A Grisaille Wedding' features guests contributions from Mica Levi, Coby Sey and Iceboy Violet, among others

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Always In Light: Notes On Spike Lee And David Byrne’s American Utopia

To mark the London Film Festival premiere of Spike Lee's film of David Byrne's American Utopia – Film Editor Ella Kemp and music writer Chris Taylor replicate the post-gig debrief to unpack the new film's complex brilliance

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Och Aye The Noo Wave: Big Gold Dream – Scottish Punk 1977-82

Neil Cooper goes behind the scenes of a new documentary exploring Edinburgh's place in the post-punk ferment. Photos from the Fire Engines Archives

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Digital Løve: Eden Reviewed

Patrick Gamble reviews Daft-Punk-Featuring French house music drama, Eden

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Stronger Than Me: Amy Reviewed

Nadia Attia reports back from a director's Q&A and screening of the new documentary on Amy Winehouse

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The Horror Of The Ordinary: Punch Drunk Love At 20

Paul Thomas Anderson's strange romance Punch Drunk Love is a love story, but it's also a horror film about the everyday - a celebration of the creeping anxiety that colours our life, finds Eli Goldstone

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Apocalypse Now: How Anime Offers A Solution To Our Global Crisis

While 2020 has undoubtedly been apocalyptic, a number of anime re-releases speak to our global crisis and offer a solution grounded in humanity, finds Thomas H. Sheriff

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Let’s Not Rush: A Love Letter To Trains On Screen

Modern cinema portrays trains as spaces between spaces, a place of fascination for the moving image that culminates with Compartment No 6, finds Henry Jordan

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Michael Winterbottom’s Genova: Reviewed

The new film from the director of _A Cock and Bull Story_, _A Mighty Heart_ and _24 Hour Party People_ is a meditation on loss and different ways of grieving. James Clarke sees it as Michael Winterbottom's unique interpretation of the ghost story genre.

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Rainy Miller

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Northern Gothic: Rainy Miller Interviewed

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