Music

“The tarnished original tarnishes the intended gleam of this cover”

1 STAR

Digital Release: December 11, 2011

Physical Release: December 12, 2011

“It’s subjected to Hurts’ reliably gloomy outlook and careless trade of hooks and relevance for grandiloquence and affectation”

2 STARS

Digital Release: December 11, 2011

Physical Release: N/A

“We’re seeing a more focused Vickers here”

4 STARS

Digital Release: December 9, 2011 [free download]

Physical Release: N/A

“It’s salvaged in light of an impressive middle eight and final crescendo”

3 STARS

Digital Release: December 4, 2011

Physical Release: December 5, 2011

“It plods along with an air of nonchalance about it”

2 STARS

Digital Release: December 4, 2011

Physical Release: December 5, 2011

I am new to this site but am looking for a little advice.

I am currently looking to find a manager or agent and dont know where to begin. I am based in the north west and unfortunately did not have the money to go to drama school but decided to go to university and study performing arts. We were not told how to go about networking and getting into that inner circle and eventually getting regular work on tour, west end or just simply on the caberet scene.

Can anyone point me in the right direction? 

“Cheaply copied reminiscences of a blurrily imagined decade are basically their own genre now”

3 STARS

Digital Release: November 30, 2011

Physical Release: N/A

“‘The Cowboys’ Christmas’ Ball’s infectious little ditty will stay with you for a much longer time”

4 STARS

Digital Release: November 30, 2011

Physical Release: N/A

Top music stars including Coldplay, Michael Buble, Leona Lewis, JLS and One Direction are set to  perform at the biggest ever X Factor final next weekend.

“This is a great game, isn't it?"

1 STAR

Digital Release: November 27, 2011

Physical Release: November 28, 2011

Ah, it’s that time of year again. That glorious time of year when Simon Cowell goes all out to make it look like The X Factor is a good thing. Isn’t he kind to us? It’s all very well releasing a single for a charity and it’s all very well that all the finalists get a fair share of the spotlight (cough), but when it comes to cramming over twenty artists into one song, slapping on some forced grins like everyone’s having buckets of fun whilst bobbing up and down in uncannily regimented unison, doesn’t it all feel a bit contrived?