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    Black Diamond FM Listen Live

Month: June 2014

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Art and Culture

EIFF: The Infinite Man, Review

Ever had the perfect weekend? A fantastic romantic getaway? What if you could relive it all over again? Well that’s what the anally retentive Dean (Josh McConville) attempts with unexpected results in ‘The Infinite Man’ Joining Dean on his ‘re-enactment’ is his girlfriend Lana (Hannah Marshall) Things start to go south when the motel they stayed in the last time is now derelict and the only company comes in the […]

todayJune 26, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: The Uprising, Review

Peter Snowdon's self-shot documentary 'The Uprising' is extremely powerful and focuses on the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings. 'The Uprising' brings together a series of unimaginable images, shot by several activists on the threatening streets. The images are captured in Tunisia, Egypt, Bahrain, Libya, Syria, and Yemen. The bigger picture is getting their voices heard on a larger scale, however after 30-years of oppression under a brutal dictator, the people are […]

todayJune 24, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: Castles In The Sky, Review

With the centenary of the 1st World War upon us it seems there are plenty of productions (film and TV) trying to capture that wartime sprit and highlight wartime heroes, known and unknown. Scotsman, James Watson Watt is the focus of 'Castles In The Sky' the meteorologist who stumbled over the concept behind something now used every day and without which the outcome of the Battle Of Britain and possibly […]

todayJune 24, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: #ChicagoGirl – The Social Network Takes On A Dictator, Review

Social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube has connected people together from all over the world. While many use it for entertaining reasons, others use them in a much larger scale. Nineteen year-old Ala’a Basatneh is constantly checking her mobile for notifications. She’s online in lectures and even active on Facebook at home using her laptop. But she’s using it in a different way. Ala’a's attention is deeply […]

todayJune 24, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: Korso, Review

Finnish film ‘Korso’ follows Markus, with his dream to move to big-city New York to become a basketball star. Living in a dead end town of Korso, he spends his days practising his skills, trying to pickup girls and drinking in a rundown warehouse with his friends. Much like himself, they are unemployed, uneducated and are nothing but trouble to their community. But this doesn’t stop him from pursuing his […]

todayJune 23, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: Set Fire To The Stars, Review

I've never been big on poetry, I'll admit that now before you read on and spot it for yourself. *Spoiler alert* (not really) 'Set Fire To The Stars' is about two poets. Shot in rather arty black and white the film follows John Malcolm Brinnin (Elijah Wood) as he try's to keep control of fellow poet Dylan Thomas (Celyn Jones) ahead of a massive US tour. Both of the central […]

todayJune 23, 2014

Music News

SOTW: La Roux – Uptight Downtown

‘Uptight Downtown’ is the first track to be taken from La Roux’s forthcoming second album 'Trouble In Paradise' Featuring some rather retro synth pop styling’s it’s our new single of the week. She will be going on tour later in the year visiting Glasgow’s O2 ABC on November 5th

todayJune 22, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: America Ferrera & Ryan Piers Williams, Interview

This week I had the chance to meet America Ferrera & Ryan Piers Williams while they were in Edinburgh to premiere their new film X/Y. X/Y Follows a group of friends in New York as they try and build better relationships. To find out more visit the film festival website at www.edfilmfest.org.uk listen to ‘EIFF 2014: America Ferrera & Ryan Piers Williams Interview’ on Audioboo

todayJune 22, 2014

Art and Culture

EIFF: Noel Clarke, Interview

This week I had the pleasure to chat with Noel Clarke, director and leading man in the brand new Sci Fi film 'The Anomaly' This was recorded the day after the world premiere at the Edinburgh International Film Festival 2014. You can read my review and watch the trailer HERE. listen to ‘EIFF 2014: Noel Clarke, Interview’ on Audioboo

todayJune 22, 2014

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