Mon 04/04
The Kills - Blood Pressures
The Kills seem doomed to be perennially written off as a band choosing style over substance, but this Monday sees the release of their fourth long player, Blood Pressures, for Domino Records. That kind of relative longevity suggests there's more to this band than cool literary references, killer guitar riffs and a sexy vocalist - though they possess these things also.
http://www.thekills.tv/bloodpressuresstream.php
The Man Who Fell to Earth
Nic Roeg's somewhat overlooked science fiction allegory about an intergalactic outsider (played with supreme detachment by David Bowie) trying to find a way to save his dying planet is granted a much deserved remastered release.
Fri 08/04
Living Apart: Photographs of Apartheid @ The International Slavery Museum
40 years of South Africa's troubled recent history are condensed into some 100 powerful and iconic images documenting tragedy and hope, from photographer Ian Berry.
http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/ism/exhibitions/livingapart/
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