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What the hell is ‘Donnie Darko’ about? For the cult classic's 20th anniversary, we asked writer-director Richard Kelly to break it all down.

The Offspring’s long-awaited 10 th album Let The Bad Times Roll finally lands, and hits more than it misses… Words: David McLaughlin Theoretically, a more efficient punk band could have formed, broken up and played reunion shows in the time it has taken The Offspring​’s 10 th album Let The Bad Times Roll to see the light of day. A lot has happened since the stalwart Californians put out their last record Days Go By in 2012, with everything from label uncertainty, line-up issues, subsequent legal tussles, a global pandemic and life getting in the way. Considering the fact that it...

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Ed Nash by Matteo Sanguinetti-Bird This follows the recent Ed Nash solo tracks Say Anything, When and Think You Feel The Same. If the, shall we say overtly sombre nature of Gary Jules’ number one Mad World cover feels much more appropriate for 2020 than it did for 2003, then Ed Nash’s much more elusive version should at least get close to this year’s end of term mood. The Bombay Bicycle Club member has teamed up with Liz Lawrence for this cover, with proceeds going towards Samaritans via his Bandcamp page. “Me and good pal Liz Lawrence have recorded a cover of our favourite Christmas ...

Starring: Richard Dormer, Jodie Whittaker, Dylan Moran What's it about? Not a Beach Boys biopic, this 2013 film brings the story of Irish record label owner Terri Hooley to the screen. A major player in the Belfast punk scene during the 1970s, Hooley's record store and label, both called Good Vibrations, introduced the world to Northern Irish bands like Rudi and The Undertones (known for their song "Teenage Kicks" and lead singer Feargal Sharkey). Set in the midst of The Troubles conflict that raged for decades in Northern Ireland,  Good Vibrations brings the energy and urgency of the er...