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Kazbar review - Warm ambience, exotic decor, plenty of prawns

Distinctive in its appearance both inside and out, Kazbar on the Cowley Road is well-liked by ... More info
Review | food-and-drink

Jane Weaver, Protection Spells review - Something old, something new and something a little far out too

Jane Weaver has an arresting singing style of ethereal annunciation. Over pulsating synth folk, she ... More info
Review | gigs

Percy's review - You'd be hard pushed to find a better Sunday brunch spot

Iffley Road is already well-populated with lovely cafés, but one more can't hurt. Especially not ... More info
Review | food-and-drink

Peatbog Faeries review - Celtic fusion gets Didcot dancing

Packing out Didcot’s excellent live music venue, the Peatbog Faeries drew a crowd as diverse as ... More info
Review | gigs

The Other Side Of Hope [12A] review - Refuge and Rockabilly: Comedy and Tragedy Deadpan at Each Other

Aki Kaurismäki may be hard to describe, but has pretty much earned the title of auteur - his films ... More info
Review | cinema

Lost in London [12A] review - Making Your Way in the World Today Takes Everything You've Got: Wild Ambition in Woody's Soho Underworld

Perhaps the quality of a first-of-its-kind filmic undertaking can be measured by how quickly one ... More info
Review | uncategorised

The Oxfordshire Cook Book review - The proof is in the pudding, for recipes from local food destinations

Does Oxfordshire have its own distinct identity? In terms of food, The Oxfordshire Cookbook sets ... More info
Review | uncategorised

Gary Younge Talks to Matthew Stadlen review - Insightful hour on a devastating subject

Every day in America, the average number of children and teenagers aged 19 or under killed by guns ... More info
Review | lectures

Warpaint, Shame review - Ethereal powerhouses have us dancing in the palm of their hands

Last night Warpaint filled the O2 with their trademark feel-good, off-key LA vibes and we ... More info
Review | gigs

Martin Harley and Daniel Kimbro review - Rhythm and Blues from the exceptionally talented Martin Harley and Daniel Kimbro

Martin Harley's Money Don't Matter (2005) was the soundtrack to my first relationship. I was ... More info
Review | gigs
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