Boris Johnson’s Brexit numbers just don’t add up – time to stand up against the corruption
Brexit and Boris don’t add up, Getintothis’ Jono Podmore looks into the statistics and the number crunching that goes on…
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Lyndon Stephens, chief grafter, Quiet Arch records, a label of love and an extraordinary legacy
As Northern Irelands leading record label goes through a period of significant change Getintothis’ Chris Flack reflects on a label…
Neil Peart: an appreciation of Rush’s gifted drummer and lyricist
Following Neil Peart’s untimely death, Getintothis’ Mark Walton looks at the life and lyrics of a rock legend.
Wrapped Up In Books #14: diversity in publishing, Helen Lederer’s Comedy Women In Print and zines
From women in print to the latest in zine culture, Getintothis’ Cath Holland with her latest book column.
Dysgeusia 58: Carcass and Katatonia return, 10 reasons why 2020 will be heavy and the hottest new bands
Carcass are back, reunions galore and the Top 10 of what’s in store for metalheads as Getintothis’ Nedim Hassan kicks…
Forever Punk, Dracula, Watchmen – the best TV of the month watched and reviewed
Launching a new regular TV column, Getintothis’ Roy Bayfield chews over Dracula, wonders at Watchmen and pogoes along to Forever…
Derek Acorah – a reflection on the Scouse showbiz psychic and the integrity of being a medium
Following the death of celebrity psychic Derek Acorah, Getintothis’ Jane Davies looks back his legacy and whether he has done…
Merseyside music’s best new acts of 2020 – Getintothis’ new breed of the ones to watch
The dawning of a new year and with it new music, Getintothis staffers share their hot tips for 2020.
KOKO – a personal reflection on the iconic Camden venue
As KOKO’s future hangs in the balance, Getintothis’ Will Neville looks back on his experiences at the London venue.
Best 20 culture events for 2020: the top arts events, exhibitions, theatre, festivals of the year
As 2020 stretches enticingly in front of us, Getintothis select the best arts events, exhibitions, festivals, spoken word and theatre…