Black Box Recorder – The Facts Of Life
by Michael Hubbard
As an experiment in corrupting teenagers, Black Box Recorder‘s second album, The Facts Of Life, works remarkably well. It features songs with sounds and arrangements which, with just a little more effort, could pass for…
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The Barber of Seville: Aigul Akhmetshina hits the bullseye as a winning Rosina in The Royal Opera’s effervescent revival of this Rossini favourite
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LSO completely at home with old and new from Hummel, Tchaikovsky and Ngwenyama
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The Waeve – The Waeve
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Tannhäuser: A voiceless knight requires some quick thinking at The Royal Opera
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The Go! Team – Get Up Sequences Part 2
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Young Fathers – Heavy Heavy
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The Brian Jonestown Massacre @ Concorde 2, Brighton
