
Edging It, Or Not. The One Small Step that Stops Teens Taking Risks
Teenagers are notorious risktakers, but new research suggests there is a way to calm them down. Report (read more)
Teenagers are notorious risktakers, but new research suggests there is a way to calm them down. Report (read more)
Photos of Killing Joke instore at HMV Bond Street. 23rd October 2015. (read more)
Why you won’t lose weight by exercising constantly, and what you can do about it (read more)
Amazon Prime and Ridley Scott team up to bring Philip K Dick’s The Man in the High Castle to the screen. Trebuchet recommends (read more)
Details and ticket link for Iggy Pop Post Pop Depression European Tour 2016 (read more)
Reminiscences of Bowie are Proustian moments of total recall, but they can also link generations. A story of memory and hope (read more)
Equation shows that large-scale conspiracies would quickly reveal themselves. But maybe that’s just What They Want You To Think! Or not. Perhaps. (read more)
Classically trained female vocals, Donna Summer covers and guitar shred which sounds like ‘Yngwie Malmsteen with a sense of taste and restraint’. Aghast Afterglow’s debut album has to be good. Doesn’t it? (read more)
More than mere Marigolds, Tokyo University researchers develop pressure-sensitive rubber gloves for medical workers. (read more)
In the midst of death… Heavy Metal, that most persistent and insidious weed, offers up new releases from Witchcraft, Ghost Witch, Gomorrah and Conan. We review. (read more)
Acoustic tweezers provide much needed pluck for 3-D bioprinting. But what do they do? Report (read more)
After two years of writing and recording, Mantra Vega release The Illusion’s Reckoning. Worth the wait? Tim Hall reviews. (read more)
Neolithic megalithic tomb in Spain comprehensively examined for the first time (read more)
Can we safely dismiss Freudian psychoanalysis with the lancet of irony? Or does the attempt fail? Gavin Turk at the Freud Museum (read more)
Soft colour composites may offer a cheaper alternative to smart windows. MIT researcher explains how. (read more)
Photos of Three Days Grace kicking off their European tour at The Forum, Kentish Town, January 15th 2016 (read more)
Deep-fried sprouts, anyone? Vegetables fried with olive oil have more healthy properties than boiled ones (read more)
Bemusement ensues at the London Jazz Festival, as jazz legend Terence Blanchard gets lost in the E-Collective. (read more)
Are you really my friend? Social media isn’t the same as real life, but a new study suggests the same skills apply. How does it all work? (read more)
The story that proved we CAN fight Big Pharma, Attacking the Devil is a rallying cry to the spirit of truth (read more)
Thirty years after their first gig, The Mission bring their glorious goth rock back on tour. Dates and Details (read more)
Bowie , Elvis, Death & the Egyptian Underworld (read more)
There is a size limit to sticky footpads as an evolutionary solution to climbing (read more)
Lost in Karastan is a slightly infuriating missed opportunity, albeit with some charm (read more)
Diet-based recommendations might be used to improve sleep in those with poor sleep quality (read more)
Resurrection Kings’ Chas West has a great old-school hard rock voice of the sort you don’t hear enough of, and sounds as though he’d excel… given stronger material (read more)
Michael Gira London performance at the Barbican on 30 March 2016, followed by European tour (read more)
Handling irony is like handling plutonium: you must be careful that the radiation doesn’t kill you, or at least rob you of the ability to make meanings and give force to ideas (read more)
Roman toilets gave no clear health benefit, and Romanization actually spread parasites (read more)
Photos of Killing Joke Live at BBC Maida Vale 2015 (read more)
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