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Catfish & The Bottlemen) to produce some of the most captivating and engaging music of their career

Still only takes 10 minutes to play

is more streamlined

In the Lonely Light of Mourning also finds Eric at his most vulnerable

A perfect showcase of the remarkable production skills of undisputed dub master Lee "Scratch" Perry

CINEMA RETRO VOL 19 #56 854382007139 Catfish & The Bottlemen) toOur second issue of the year is packed with photo filled features, including an 18 page "Film in Focus" on Richard Attenboroughs A Bridge Too Far (1977), and John Harty exposes the troubles behind Samuel Bronston's 55 Days at Peking (1963). Tim Greaves recalls Sophia Loren's American debut movie Boy on a Dolphin (1957), and Nicholas Anez reveals the alternative ending to Steve McQueen's The Cincinnati Kid (1965). All of this, plus our usual round up