John Hartson has insisted Phil Foden still has a big part to play under Pep Guardiola this season.
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Arsenal 4-0 Standard: Martinelli steals the headlines as Tierney, Willock & more stake claims for starts vs Bournemouth
Arsenal’s comfortable win over Standard Liege this evening saw a number of the club’s stars impress, with Unai Emery having been handed a selection headache for his side’s next outing, versus Bournemouth. Arsenal run riot The north Londoners welcomed Liege to the Emirates a short time ago, for their 2nd Europa League outing of the […]
Photos | Review: Banks in Portland, Oregon
Banks brings her awe-striking III Tour to Portland.
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Roger Waters Us + Them concert film reviewed
Floydian Slip (https://www.floydianslip.com/news/2019/09/review-roger-waters-us-them/), three weeks ahead of its release last night in cinemas across the world. Further screenings are to come over the next few days – details of when and where at RogerWatersUsAndThem.com (http://www.rogerwatersusandthem.com). A piece of key advice for you, if you are going to see it in a cinema this week: don’t leave during the titles – there’s an absorbing, additional documentary looking at the show, and the rehearsals of the music, which follows on. Anyway, with thanks to Floydian Slip, here’s Ed’s report… The intersection of beautifully crafted sound and footage combined with director Sean Evans‘ ability to turn an action-packed, live performance into an atmospheric, ethereal experience raises the bar for concert video. Recorded during a series of June 2018, Amsterdam performances, Roger Waters: Us + Them is so exquisitely constructed it emancipates the film from traditional and repetitive templates employed in comparable efforts: the music takes center stage as the expression of ideas Waters and the audience wish to converse about unfold in an exchange between the twain: it takes a talent of Evans’ caliber to capture that. This film documents that dynamic with great cinematic power. Within the film’s first couple of minutes, the crisp and brutally visceral sound of clapping thunder blends seamlessly into the sound of artillery, garnishing footage of a child sitting on a shore (part of the storylines that run on the background screens during the live performance). This brief introduction segues into the visual of Roger Waters taking the stage. In that brief convergence of audiovisual elements Evans manages to bewitch the audience, realigning their senses for an unusually gripping concert documentary. The audience plays a central role in this film. It is never veiled in a sea of black. Instead, its interaction with the artist is central to the story and its voice is accentuated by the colors that flood the arena as this emotive call and response transpires.
Defying doubt: 5 ft 10 Leeds man hits back to offer hope as big injury concern emerges – opinion
Gaetano Berardi offered hope for Leeds after Liam Cooper went off injured.
Klopp explains what changed to lead Liverpool to brink of collapse v Salzburg
Jurgen Klopp said that he was not angry despite Liverpool nearly blowing a three-goal lead against RB Salzburg in the Champions League.
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Three things we learned from Liverpool vs Red Bull Salzburg
An exciting night of Champions League football at Anfield Liverpool escaped embarrassment in their clash with Red Bull Salzburg, winning the game 4-3 to get their first Champions League win of the season. The Reds were one of the favourites for the trophy this season but they didn’t make the best start to the campaign […]
Interview: Idolising Nova
Our friends over at Indie Central Music premiered the Peterborough trio’s brand-new track ‘Party Through The Night’ last Thursday, and we couldn’t miss the opportunity to catch up with Idolising Nova to learn more about their latest single & more! ‘Party Through the Night’ sees the band continue their upward trajectory, following the release of …
Barcelona interested in Piatek
According to a recent report from Calciomercato, Spanish giants Barcelona are interested in the possibility of signing Krzysztof Piatek. The AC Milan forward seemingly isn’t all too interested in going down with the ship, and it’s not like anyone can blame him. At this moment in time he is being viewed as one of the […]
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NEW MUSIC: ‘Vari’ by The Lutras
Hailing from Dumfries, Scotland, modern Indie Rock band The Lutras have today released their anticipated second single Vari, plus a B-side in the form of Times We Had, a raw and stripped back piano demo.