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Where the ether, Where the grave
Where the ether, Where the grave
In an attic, the voodooed lambswool of my childhood, the crawl of hunger through the schisms in Ceylon satinwood. I return to the chessboard of its floor, to the amputee in the closet; to the limbless mannequin of a fox-born elegy that drags its sharkskin, through the gut of my gap-tooth. This is where my arms turn into a diary drunk on apologies This is where I lied, I laid – blood sainted by an…
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Editors talk about new album, In Dream
Editors, the platinum selling band from Stafford, have been talking to the press about their new album In Dream. The band’s fifth album, released at the start of October, sees the band head further into an electronic influenced sound – one perhaps at odds with their last album, The Weight of Your Love Lead singer Tom Smith commented ‘After the last record being more traditional, more a rock…
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Samael
His: the tree that won’t shoulder the noose His: Celan cusped in the precipice’s phalange His: a herbarium pickled in scum and flu His: a couture of surgical gowns His: black plague Barcelona The limbs of postlude; the limbs of Japanese honeysuckle. His: viral nurseries. Taproots flattened to carcasses of bamboo beetles His: the shaved head of an Indian moonstone His: the empty fist of a…
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Franz Ferdinand rock Italy's Home Festival
Franz Ferdinand rock Italy’s Home Festival
It’s 9.00pm on a thursday evening, as Interpol take to the main stage at Home Festival, one of Italy’s newest and most promising festivals. The crowd is big, the vibe is good, and it manages to coax out a smile even from the ever-taciturn New York band as they play a solid set comprising hits from all four albums. The Home festival may just be one of the answers that European festival goers have…
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Flamingo Spotting in the Camargue
Flamingo Spotting in the Camargue
The Camargue area of Provence is famous for its wild windy coast, its brine lagoons, and its reed-covered marshes. The area, Europe’s largest river delta as the Rhone flows out into the sea, forms a protected natural park (Parc naturel régional de Carmague ) that is a nature lover’s paradise. There are plenty of reasons to visit the Camargue, including the pretty towns…
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The Frames release collection and new song
Ireland’s biggest and best cult band The Frames celebrate their 25th anniversary with a string of live shows, an album of collected songs, and – most importantly for long time fans – a new song ‘none but i The Frames have always had a hesitant and wary approach to ‘hit songs’, despite having penned quite a few, so it’s no surprise that Longitude, as the album is titled, is not simply a greatest…
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Mambo - Bologna's Modern Art Museum
Bologna has a thriving cultural life, and one of its centerpieces is Mambo (Museo Art Moderna di Bologna), a wonderful art museum with temporary and permanent exhbitions, situated in Via Don Giovanni Minzoni 14, between the city centre and the train station. A lot of thought has gone in to the Museum, which was formerly housed in Piazza della Costituzione, in the City’s trade fair zone (the Fiera…
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Hollie McNish - Poet
“I just felt a bit annoyed, nothing too deep!” Hollie Mcnish is talking about the first time she performed in front of an audience. “It was at the Poetry Café, Covent Garden, at a night called Poetry Unplugged, hosted by Nial O’Sullivan. He was brilliant and really welcoming” The place is usually packed with funny looking characters who feed their hunger for good and bad poets, great and lousy…
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Girl on the Corner of Jones and Mason
As young as you are, light matters still in evening rites mother sing lullabies that taste of herbs a shield glimmering in stars for them light matters still Light on rooftop make asphalt shiver like wizards with mice up their sleeves mother’s lilted trance illuminates pin-pricked stars, feline shaped impressions on a lunar phase, wide eyed cat stalking wizards, claws opening holes in night a…
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Special Effects
And the fireflies wheel lassos around the castle the pine-trees make widescreen, the spaces of adjacent arch and the indeterminacy of summer air whispers Tuareg from its desert sojourn joined dots of insects, a blanket quilted on river’s edge the resulting kaleidoscope might be treacherous might wage battles, the wingspans cannot fight the intermittent moments choose the trout’s semi-circle…
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What to eat in Bologna
Bologna is without a doubt Italy’s culinary capital – if you’re a foodie, it’s a must on any trip to Italy. Tagliatelle al ragá Perhaps the cities most famous dish, and the one that has been bastardised across the English-speaking world as Spag-Bol, much to the bewilderment and disgust of local cooks; you see, one of the things that defines the difference between an Italian and the rest of the…
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Bologna - 4 Great day trips to make
Bologna has plenty of sights to see, things to do, and restaurants to visit, but it’s also increasingly being used by tourists as a base to explore Northern Italy. Indeed with improvements to the rail connections, including the high speed train line that connects Milan – Bologna – Florence – Rome and Napoli, you can certainly factor in at least one day trip away when visiting the city. Obviously…
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The Seven Secrets of Bologna
Bologna, with its medieval city centre, dark portico galleries, and large student population is the perfect recipe for a mysterious getaway. Any visitor to Bologna who spends any time with the local Bolognesi will hear about seven secret sights hidden around the city. At risk of being shuffled off this mortal coil, some dark night, by the guardians of the secrets, TMO is prepared to reveal these…
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Bologna's Asinelli & Garisenda Towers
The Asinelli and Garisenda towers (Torre degli Asinelli & Torre delle Garisenda), marking the heart of medieval Bologna, are just two of a number of towers remaining from the middle ages dotted around the city. They’re certianly the most impressive – standing at in Piazza Ravegnana, at the intersection of the roads that lead to the principal five gates of the medieval ring wall (mura dei…
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Bologna's Ducati Museum
Guide to The Ducati Museum – Bologna Were Emilia-Romagna to declare independence from Italy in the morning, in one fell swoop Italy would lose the vast majority of its luxury car and motorcycle production. Emilia-Romagna is one of the richest regions in the country, in part precisely due to the fact that Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini, and Ducati are all produced in this flat,efficient, and…
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Bologna's Santuario della Madonna di San Luca
The hill-top church of San Luca (the santuario della Madonna di San Luca) can be seen from various vantage points around the city, with its impressive 3.5 km covered arcade that slopes down into the city’s Porta Saragozza gate. A flickr’s eye view of Santuario della Madonna di San Luca Photos on flickr with the tag ‘ Santuario della Madonna di San Luca‘ The Church is one of Bologna’s oldest and…
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5 Italian Cities to visit in 2015
If you’ve set your sights on visiting Italy this year, but want to avoid the standard tourist traps of Venice, Florence and Rome, here’s a list of five beautiful and often overlooked cities to visit. All are easily reachable, and have a lot to offer. Trieste Just over two hours by train from Venice, Trieste is an incredible city with a very unique character. On the border with Slovenia, and…
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