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Liverpool Biennial 2016

‘… fictions, stories and histories taking viewers on a series of voyages through time and space, drawing on Liverpool’s past, present and future’ – Liverpool Biennial Guide

If this summary makes this years Liverpool Biennial sound rather complicated, well, actually it is. And that is not all. When you add on exhibitions at the Tate, the John Moores Prize exhibition, Bloomberg Contemporaries and…

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JIBOIA ; Portuguese psychedelic band ; at the Liverpool International Festival of Psychedelia, Liverpool, UK ; 26th September 2014 ; Credit: David J Colbran

Photo by David J Colbran - to use or licence this image please contact me via my Liverpool photography website.

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DEEP HEDONIA & MERCY PRESENT DEAN BLUNT LORD TUSK Blade Factory, Camp and Furnace, Liverpool Saturday 30th November – 7PM – £10 adv – TICKETS HERE

I can't wait for this!

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Picks of the Week// MONEY

At The Blade Factory on Friday 8th November, Manchester band Money make their triumphant return to Liverpool, following their now famous show at Leaf back in March. Initially known for their series of shows at the unique venue of The Bunker in Salford and releasing singles on the Sways Records imprint, they were quickly snapped up by the independent label Bella Union and became one of the country’s most talked about new bands. The band, led by the charisma and energy of frontman Jamie Lee, are known for their phenomenal live shows that feels both immersive and inclusive; as if you were a part of a truly communal experience. Their debut album ‘The Shadow of Heaven’ was finally released in August to unanimous acclaim; scoring 9/10 from This is Fake DIY and with 8/10 scores from the NME, The Guardian and The Fly. The combination of their guitar textures with an ethereal atmosphere has seen them compared with Talk Talk, Sigur Ros, Arcade Fire and early Verve. This is surely not one to miss, so get yourselves down to The Blade Factory on Friday 8th November to see the band that soon the whole world shall be talking about. Below is the video to their recent single ‘Hold Me Forever’, stunningly directed by actor Cillian Murphy (Batman, Inception, 28 Days Later).

/Joe Hallsworth

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