Anti-psalm by Sister Crayon
Anti-Psalm is the new single from Californian quartet Sister Crayon. An ‘ode to religious antics and absent fathers’, it’s one of the standout tracks from recent full-length debut Bellow, available now on Manimal Vinyl. The entire album can be streamed for a limited time via Sister Crayon’s Bandcamp page. Check out the single, plus an equally bass-heavy remix by Glasgow producer Dam Mantle, below.
Sister Crayon – Anti-Psalm (Dam Mantle Remix) by snipelondon
15 Mar 2011
Second-Tier Fast Food CEO Calls British Women “Not Very Attractive”
The Burger King chief executive has harsh words for the UK’s girls and its gastronomy.
15 Mar 2011
Fail Saif: a look inside Qaddafi's son's North London pile
New Statesman goes inside Saif al-Islam Qaddafi’s occupied Hampstead Garden Suburb home to meet the men doing the occupying.
15 Mar 2011
15 Mar 2011
Cameron Aims to Make the UK More Google Friendly
While the PM seeks to remake UK copyright laws to be more competitive in the internet era, critics accuse him of shilling for the search giant.
15 Mar 2011
Tower Hamlets Mayor Sticks His Neck Out for Sex-Offender Pal
Mayor Lutfur Rahman tried to do a friendly deed and get his friend’s sex-offence sentence reduced… and then the guy admitted to all the charges.
15 Mar 2011
Napoleon IIIrd, Amor De Dias, Jules Ettiene
15th March at The Slaughtered Lamb, Great Sutton Street, EC1
Howard Monk’s ‘The Local’ nights have become a beacon of new leftfield music, from the theatrical neu-folk of Sam Amidon and David Thomas Broughton to the glacial electronica of Valgeir Sigurðsson or the feel-good country of Caitlin Rose. Tonight, he presents a true innovator in the critically garlanded Napoleon IIIrd, who thoroughly douses his wonky pop music in psychedelic noise, brass and reverb. Amor de Dias lay on their tropical psych-folk in support, and Jules Ettiene opens, with his eclectic multi-instrumental oddness. Unmissable.
15 Mar 2011
London agenda for Tuesday 15 March
1. Watch a Pete Postlethwaite double-bill at the Riverside [Le Cool]
2. Here kitty, kitty. Look at the lil’ moggies at Big Wild Cats [Flavorpill]
3. Be first in line for the Grant Museum of Zoology reopening [Time Out]
4. Spend an unmissable evening with Napoleon IIIrd, Amor De Dias, Jules Ettiene [Shain Twain]
15 Mar 2011
Edwyn Collins at Idea Generation
Exploring personalities, disordered and otherwise, Erica Eyres uses prosthetics, humour and narrative to examine human behaviour through video and drawing. Her recent work interprets the distribution and imagery found in internationally distributed mass culture. ‘Pam’s Dream’ is based on the final episode of ‘Dallas’, featuring awkward, embarrassingly bad teenage actors, dressed in sketchy costumes, playing the main characters. As they recreate scenes on homemade sets the viewer is distanced from the gripping escapism of the original series. Drawings featured alongside the film engage with the disquieting and vulnerable side of her characters. Until 4 March. The Rokeby Gallery, 5-9 Hatton Wall, FARRINGDON, EC1N 8HX www.rokebygallery.com
Hobby, © Edwyn Collins 2010
14 Mar 2011
Host at Pertwee Anderson and Gold
Based in the heart of West Central London, the Pertwee Anderson and Gold inaugural exhibition is already drawing the gaze of the art world. Having only just opened its doors, Host predominantly features the intricate works of Kate MccGwire whose exploration of the human senses and the beauty of duality is truly compelling. The exhibition will also display works by American sculptor Nancy Fouts transforms the mundane into the incredible, and the esteemed British artist Alan Rankle, whose work often focuses on social and environmental issues. Until Mar 23 Pertwee, Anderson and Gold, 12 Bateman Street, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, W1D 3AQ www.katemccgwire.com 0207 734 9283
Slick, 2010 © Kate MccGwire
14 Mar 2011
Snipe Highlights
Some popular articles from past years
- A unique collection of photos of Edwardian Londoners
- Number of people using Thames cable car plunges
- Nice Interactive timeline lets you follow Londoners' historic fight against racism
- An interview with Desiree Akhavan
- Summer Camp: Roll out those lazy, hazy, crazy days
- Diary of the shy Londoner
- Nice map of London's fruit trees shows you where to pick free food
- Random Interview: Eileen Conn, co-ordinator of Peckham Vision
- London has chosen its mayor, but why can’t it choose its own media?
- The five best places in London to have an epiphany
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