Harry Thorfinn-George

2 days ago | theartsdesk.com | Harry Thorfinn-George

In 2022 I called caroline “perhaps the best band in the U.K” in my article about their debut, which I named my album of the year. Seeing the band on Tuesday night at a sold out Islington Assembly Hall, I not only feel vindicated but stronger in my conviction. As the band walks out on stage, soundtracked by “Fistful of Love” by Anthony and the Johnsons, I was surprised by how unified a front they look. Starting as a core trio in 2017 they expanded over the years as members came and went.

1 week ago | theguardian.com | Harry Thorfinn-George

The idea for Pink Man was born when I went to the first giant mall that opened in Bangkok. It was a warehouse on the outskirts of town that was so huge you got lost among stacks of products. Normally I would go to the supermarket with a small basket, but the trolleys I saw there were so big you could lie down in them. I saw a family in front of me filling one and I thought: “How many days will it take them to finish that?

2 weeks ago | theartsdesk.com | Harry Thorfinn-George

There is a dark, spectral quality to this empathetic film about Southeast Asian migrant workers in rural Taiwan. At the centre of this story is Oom, played with quiet stoicism by Wanlop Rungkumjad, who is one of many Thai, Cambodian and Myanmar nationals who have entered Taiwan illegally to find care work in its remote mountainous regions. The group of mainly Thai migrant workers we follow have the bad fortune of working for Hsing, a capricious boss who promises a pay day that never comes.

Nov 12, 2024 | pitchfork.com | Mabe Fratti |Tierra Whack |Harry Thorfinn-George

For the fourth year running, Pitchfork Music Festival returned to London. This year’s edition saw a staggering 87 acts across 19 events in the city’s premier live venues including Victorian theaters, iconic pubs, and nightclubs. The result of the American presidential election during the week was felt in London, a city whose identity has been shaped by the immigrant and queer communities that the president-elect has demonized.

Nov 12, 2024 | yahoo.com | Harry Thorfinn-George

Tierra Whack (Photo by Kimberley Ross)For the fourth year running, Pitchfork Music Festival returned to London. This year’s edition saw a staggering 87 acts across 19 events in the city’s premier live venues including Victorian theaters, iconic pubs, and nightclubs. The result of the American presidential election during the week was felt in London, a city whose identity has been shaped by the immigrant and queer communities that the president-elect has demonized.