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Chilling In The Name Of

Having wowed crime fans with his previous novels, Adrian McKinty is on a roll. Set in the dark days of 1981 when the north was a cold house for gays, immigrants and outsiders of every hue and the hunger strikes raged, his latest opus The Cold, Cold Ground is sure to confirm his status as one of Ireland’s grittiest storytellers.... READ MORE

The Age Of Cyborg Sex Has Dawned – Let's Welcome It

Some people think of sex as ‘natural’. But new-fangled technological wonders – from the We-Vibe...READ MORE

Master Of Muppets

Jason Segel could have embarked on any project he wanted after the success of Forgetting...READ MORE

Rory Gallagher A Guitar Hero Revisited

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the release of Rory Gallagher's eponymously-titled first solo album,...READ MORE

Electric Feel

Three years ago, Delorentos split following the release of their second album. but now they’ve...READ MORE

Trad To The Bone

What better way to kick off the new year than with one of the country’s...READ MORE

A Tale Of One City

As the battle for the Premier League goes to the wire, Manchester’s two famous clubs...READ MORE

Dutch Gold

Some of Ireland’s brightest new talents descended on the Netherlands for Eurosonic 2012. They did...READ MORE

12 Step Planet: Chicago

There’s plenty to see and do in the ‘Windy City’ of Chicago, home to many...READ MORE

London Calling

Those five famous rings roll into London this summer as Britain hosts the Olympic Ganes...READ MORE

Back In Black

From The Stone Roses to Van Halen, 2012 is shaping up to be the year...READ MORE

Great Scott

Best known for playing Stifler, the American Pie jock with the hot mom and unfortunate...READ MORE

Growing Pains

A wrenching account of a damaged childhood, Jon Bauer’s debut has the literati in a...READ MORE

Any Chance Of A Sympathy Shag?

People need sex for different reasons. So is there really anything wrong with having it...READ MORE

Shake, Rattle & Roll

In 2011, stars didn’t come much bigger than Adele and Bon Iver. Now meet a...READ MORE

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