"Get Out"
Jordan Peele’s film is an intelligent and unflinching piece of work, firmly focused on the African American experience.
Levellers: Collective / Live
Levellers’ third album of collaborations with fellow Brighton band, The Moulettes, “Collective / Live” was recorded at London’s iconic Hackney Empire. This live album and film feature radical reworkings of their back catalogue including Battle Of The Beanfield, England My Home and Hope Street, along with more recent songs Down By The River ‘O’, Man O’ War and The Cholera Well. With multiple cameras positioned onstage, creating a truly privileged vantage point, the spirit of the Levellers has been captured as never seen before.
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Levellers’ third album of collaborations with fellow Brighton band, The Moulettes, “Collective / Live” was recorded at London’s iconic Hackney Empire. This live album and film feature radical reworkings of their back catalogue including Battle Of The Beanfield, England My Home and Hope Street, along with more recent songs Down By The River ‘O’, Man O’ War and The Cholera Well. With multiple cameras positioned onstage, creating a truly privileged vantage point, the spirit of the Levellers has been captured as never seen before.
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