Hotdog magazine

Temple refers to his subjects, poets 
Coleridge(Roache) and Wordsworth(Hannah), as the first 
rock stars. Reinvigorated by The Filth and the Fury, 
Temple has gone back to his political roots for a bold 
journey into artistic inspiration and excess. 

Quaffing laudanum and any other mild-altering juice he 
can find, Roache give the sort of performance that 
would have had Corrie's Ken Barlow wetting his pants 
in fear. Temple depiects Coleridge as a tortured 
genius, whose poems forsee ecological doom. 
Wordsworth, meanwhile, leeches off his talent and, as 
a government spy, blows the whistle on his seditionsih 
leanings. Time-travelling hallucination and feverish 
energy confirm an artisitic awakening for the man who 
once gave us Earth Girls Are Easy. At last we can 
forgive him. 

Gavin Martin(4 stars)

(Thanks to Gigi, Mari)
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