Snow Patrol – Fallen Empires
Fallen Empires is total chill music. The album as a whole has a folk feeling to it mixed with an oldies rock vibe.
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Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
Nina and Sophia are two lifelong friends who aren’t speaking to each other any longer, until the day Sophia ends up in a coma and Nina discovers she’s been writing the story of Snow Flower and Lily.
Smashing Pumpkins, The – Stockholm, Sweden 2011 – The Other Side of the Kaleidyscope
It’s harsh to say that the concert was a disaster, but I believe that most of the audience were expecting something else because many of them looked disappointed and even sleepy, while some of them closed their eyes and embraced the new spiritual sound of the band.
Smashed (2012)
Mary Elizabeth Winstead deserves more than just critical acclaim: she should have been an Academy Award nominee by now thanks to Smashed.
small o – The Temper of Water
Small debuts with one of the most truly transcendental albums of 2014.
SM Town in Paris 2011
I attended the historical SM Town concert that was held in Paris on June 10 and 11. First time a Korean pop concert of this kind is held in Europe. The experience, memories, but mostly the opportunity to see the artists I love live.
SM Town in New York 2011
After traveling all over the world, hitting 7 different international locations since 2010, the famous SM Town Live finally made it to New York City. Whether you’re a fan of a few or all SM Entertainment artists you should not miss out on this magnificent concert. It’s making K-Pop history all over the world.
SM Judge (Belgian Film)
SM-rechter is based on the true story of a Belgian judge who was accused of assault and battery against his wife, after she confesses to him that she would like to be dominated and they begin their sado-masochistic relationship.
Sleeping Beauty
While not the Kubrickesque film that many expected, Julia Leigh’s Sleeping Beauty manages to present an interesting look into an unfamiliar world that will captivate some and frustrate others.
