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17/02/2022 - BERLINALE 2022: Miloš Pušić delivers an angry, punk statement with a social drama-cum-dark comedy-thriller that taps into the poetics of Želimir Žilnik but is its own, uncompromising beast

17/02/2022 - BERLINALE 2022: Miloš Pušić delivers an angry, punk statement with a social drama-cum-dark comedy-thriller that taps into the poetics of Želimir Žilnik but is its own, uncompromising beast

‘Working Class Heroes’ by Miloš Pušić will have its world premiere at Berlin IFF Miloš Pušić’s new film Working Class Heroes, produced with the suppor...

Dave Grohl played drums on it, for one. And a project like this was so quintessentially 2000s that it deserves to be remembered fondly. All Killer No Filler – Sum 41 All Killer No Filler, contains some of the band’s biggest hits such as “Fat Lip” and “In Too Deep,” which were pop-punk anthems back in the 2000s. The record is the epitome of scene culture, covering relationships, self-indulgence, angst and ambivalence. The National – The National The National kicked off their folk...

Updated / Sunday, 18 Apr 2021 21:13 When creating each episode of Reeling In The Years, producer John ORegan compiles his own unique soundtrack for the year in the spotlight, comprised of songs from that year, some of which then make it into the episode of the show itself - listen to Johns extended 2011 mix below... 2011: The Extended Playlist:

Mind Over Matter, has a classic indie-rock sound with smooth vocals and punchy instrumentation. While the band started as a predominantly indie ensemble, Mind Over Matter showcases that they still have room to grow and explore as musicians. Each track is incredibly emotional and has the capability of affecting every listener in a unique, powerful way. The Front Bottoms – As the Front Bottoms continue to grow as a band, as does their sound. On their 2015 album, Back On Top, the group prove ...

Gym Class Heroes and Travie McCoy were rising music stars in the late 2000s with hits like "Billionaire" and "Stereo Hearts", but in 2012, they disappeared from the public eye.