Des Miller

Let's begin by setting the scene. It's Friday night, around 7.30pm, and you're further gone than Tony Bullimore in his little yacht. This is a crucial...

Gay Bash is committing social suicide by hosting its own funeral.

The final Gay Bash ever promises to be a night of mourning til morning, with all four...

Remember when all the cool kids wanted mirrored sunglasses surgically attached to their faces? Or when we forgave THE LAWNMOWER MAN for being so god...

Is this a grammatical response to No Age’s NOUNS? In it’s most simplistic format, an album is really quite similar to a word… it...

For lovers of his acoustic duo Kings Of Convenience or of his eponymous solo/collaborative project, then The Whitest Boy Alive is another excellent...

PLAYTIME FOR JOHN MOUNTAIN is an album caught somewhere in time; between Zombies 'Odessey and Oracle' [sic] pop, '60s film soundtracks, four-part baroque...

Relevance is an elusive thing – no matter whether you are trying to find it or provide it. So it goes without saying, that when you find something...

Some artists and their releases are easy to write about but Cornelius, and his latest release Sensuous, is not one of them. With so many things taking...

Demystifying the creative process can be a dangerous thing. Sometimes it's nice to think artists are rarefied beings, periodically struck by bone-shaking...

Finally, The Presets are damn near back on home shores and, to prevent frostbite after a stint in northern England, they’ve prepared a mix tape...

If you are fortunate enough to afford excellent taste, you need to visit Signature Prints. With an expansive library of design that spreads across more...

So it's kind of similar to the Korova Milk Bar from A CLOCKWORK ORANGE, only instead of milk laced with drugs and naked lady furniture, they've got...

TwoThousand blames Crown Street "designer/photographer/DJj/t-shirt makers" for the fact that it is impossible to find a plain anything anywhere...

Hot little people making hot little songs in a hot little studio, all crafted with their hot little hands - it only makes sense that this record is hot...

Let’s face it, most magazines write about their friends anyway, so treat this not so much as a review but as a congratulations to The Temper Trap...

In the spirit of Gloria Estefan, The Knife’s new album - like love - cuts both ways. On one hand it marks a departure from the wavering and sometimes...

How often do we hoist our skirts above the knee and kick around the Charlston? Not enough. Bim Kenesis make us dream of a 1930s speakeasy with their...

Softlightes are one of those bands that can both ease your pain and fuel your imagination. Perhaps that is why the film clip by Kris Moyes seems...

No one knows more about street style than our good mates at NYLON magazine. When I popped by their SoHo offices during last Spring’s New York collections...

What's so special about the Tropicana Caffe? Well, they know how to follow a recipe for success. Everything they serve up is short and sweet, and with...