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There’s a moment, somewhere between Coachella and WrestleMania, between Oxford and Brooklyn, between a Brooklyn library job and a stage in front of 80,000 people, where Mark Crozer will look up and think: How the hell did I get here?

He says it with a kind of gentle disbelief, the same way he talks about almost everything – from playing bass in The Jesus and Ma...


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Following the recent announcement of their eagerly awaited fourth album ABSTRACT / NATURAL, alternative four-piece LIFE share ‘Turning In’; the second track to be unveiled from the forthcoming release which arrives on 19th June via Launchpad+ in partnership with EMI North. Alongside the n...


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A little over a week ago, while having my hourly doom scroll on my Instagram explore page, I found, in between seemingly endless recipe videos and storytime Instagram reels, a little square box of a post with Zendaya’s head front and centre. It caught my attention and I quickly clicked on it for more information. What proceeded to take up almost half of my phone screen was a ...


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TNA Wrestling’s Brian Myers and Bear Bronson will face the legendary Hardys for the TNA Tag-Team Championships at TNA’s Rebellion pay-per-view. However, is this new version of The System ready for such a battle?

We discuss this and more with both wrestlers just days before the event takes ...


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When I connect with Vampiro over Zoom, we’re already on brand before the interview even begins. His camera won’t work. Settings are broken, logo showing, no face. The man who spent decades wrapping himself in darkness, ritual and theatricality is now literally a disembodied voice. Somehow, it fits.

We’re speaking ahead of what’s being billed as his final m...


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