Miles Keylock

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Jazz supergroup lights up the scene

Article Miles Keylock - 27 Nov 2014

Kesivan and the Lights’ new album is a signature moment in the history of South African jazz.

No easy stroll to freedom for SA poetry’s restless howler

Article Miles Keylock - 15 Aug 2014

Dissonant, dissident wordsmith Lesego ?Rampolokeng waxes poetic about the new ?oppression in his debut documentary film, 'Word Down the Line'.

Music journalism’s new tune missing a beat

Article Miles Keylock - 19 Dec 2013

Has the role of music journalist been relegated ?to being simply a punter of product?

Die Antwoord: Defending the caveman (and woman)

Article Miles Keylock - 5 Oct 2012

When Die Antwoord's "Enter the Ninja" video went viral, SA should've been ecstatic. But they ended up being our worst nightmare, writes Miles Keylock.

Cape art picks: April 13 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 13 Apr 2012

In the 15 years since its staging, the second and last Johannesburg Biennale has obtained almost mythical status.

Cape music picks: April 13 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 12 Apr 2012

Clap Your Hands Say Yeah and The Brother Moves On rock Cape Town this weekend.

Cape art picks: April 6 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 5 Apr 2012

Lisa Brice is a consummate poet of the unseen.

Cape music picks: April 9 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 5 Apr 2012

Blaq Pearl is one of Cape Town's most versatile artists.

Cape art picks: March 23 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 23 Mar 2012

Race continues to dominate politics in the Cape and is the context for the group exhibition <em>Ingekleur: Outside the Lines</em>.

Cape music picks: March 23 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 23 Mar 2012

The grapes are in and it is time for the annual Franschhoek Oesfees at Solms-Delta wine estate.

Cape art picks: March 9 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 8 Mar 2012

Esther Mahlangu needs no introduction. Her new retrospective exhibition seeks to extend her legacy.

Cape music picks: March 9 2012

Article Miles Keylock - 8 Mar 2012

His voice might be his calling card, but Vusi Mahlasela's greatest gift is his ability to cut across geographical, cultural and generational divides.

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special reports - 3 Jul 2020

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