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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Cuckoo has flown the nest for the holidays!
We’ll see you back here on 2nd January but in the meantime we’d like to say a big thank you to all our contributors and readers. Cuckoo wishes you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Cuckoo Playlist: A Non-Typical Chirstmas Mix
Playlist: Rachel Atkinson Everybody likes Christmas to some extent, but not everyone likes Christmas songs. At first, they’re cheery and jolly and happy and wonderfully festive… but then you hear them again, and again, and again. They become a little … Continue reading
Suggestibles: Impro Pantso
http://www.northernstage.co.uk REVIEW: Matilda Neill The North East’s very own Suggestibles, a now nationally recognised improv troupe, returned to Northern Stage for the seventh year running to perform their ‘Impro Pantso’ – a twist on the classic Christmas time entertainment where … Continue reading
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The Worst Of 2013: Glee (Season Four)
Feature: Ben Oakes Allow me to take you back to a better time. When everyone who could sing did, when all the story lines (somewhat) made sense and when Santana got herself some solos.Yes, I am talking about Glee Season … Continue reading
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The Best Of 2013: My Bloody Valentine
FEATURE: My favourite album of 2013 also gave me the best experience of listening to an album for the first time of this, or any other, year. People go on about putting the needle on a record and holding the … Continue reading
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Cuckoo Playlist: Alternative Christmas
Playlist: Matilda Neill This little playlist offers a selection of alternative Christmas songs. I’ve picked a collection of songs that capture that Christmassy feel and bring out that warm, fuzzy, nostalgic feeling that comes with the advent countdown. However, none … Continue reading
A Tribute to Tony Soprano
Feature: Ben Taylor Tony Soprano’s brooding presence haunted my dreams this summer. Binging on three or four episodes before bedtime, I would close my eyes and see him staring back at me, his face inevitably contorted by some obscure rage. … Continue reading
Stornoway and The Lake Poets
O2 Academy, Newcastle http://www.stornoway.eu/ http://www.thelakepoets.com/ Review: MATILDA NEILL It looked like a potentially quiet night at the O2 Academy, with the crowd slightly sparing and somewhat lacking enthusiasm, but it was soon turned around with the energy and excitement that … Continue reading
Peace
Digital, Newcastle www.peaceforever.co.uk Sophie Heward With their debut album In Love charting in the top 20 and having a place in BBC’s Sound Of 2013, this year has been quite a memorable one for indie-rock quartet Peace. The Birmingham boys … Continue reading
Cuckoo Playlist: Alternative Christmas songs
Playlist: Hannah Grencis With the weeks until Christmas gradually dissapearing, all the shops and Christmas adverts seem to be playing the traditional. When that all gets too repetitive, here is a playlist featuring some alternative and original Christmas songs. Home … Continue reading
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The Selfish Giant
Dir: Clio Barnard Starring: Conner Chapman, Shaun Thomas, Sean Gilder, Lorraine Ashbourne, Ian Burfield, Steve Evets, Siobhan Finneran, Ralph Ineson 91 Minutes, Cert. 15 Review: Josh Brown The Selfish Giant is a difficult film to watch. Its underclass setting is … Continue reading
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Song that changed my life: ‘Alright Now’ by Free
Feature: Free’s Fire and Water was released in June of 1970. Over forty years later I found one of Free’s songs, ‘Alright Now’, on a dusty CD in the glove compartment of my step-father’s car. Something of a snowball effect … Continue reading
It’s Raining Men by Milly Johnson
Simon & Schuster UK ISBN: 9781471114625 http://www.hive.co.uk/ebook/its-raining-men/17813372/ Review: Sarah gonnet ‘It’s Raining Men’ is just naughty enough. It’s an engaging romp through romance and friendship; without being too heavy-going. Themes of adultery, friends with benefits, and what sex really means to … Continue reading
Interview with Simon Fisher-Becker
Feature: Luke Davis I love Doctor Who. I also love – despite what my past self may have said – Harry Potter. So, of course, interviewing someone from both of these brilliant franchises is something I never thought would happen. … Continue reading