I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but there’s been an election in Holyrood again. It’s been nearly five years since … More
Category: Features
Disruptions: To the Last Four Years
Picture the scene: September, 2012. Young Ellen takes a flyer from a silent figure outside the QM. It has details … More
Perils of…ta-ra
So this is the end, my friend. It’s been an interesting experience. At least, it has been an interesting experience … More
Dear qmunicate…
Originally published in The Time Issue, Spring 2016 Graduation is looming ever closer and I’m trying to enjoy my last … More
MTV Makes Me Want To Snapchat
For over a decade people have bemoaned MTV for straying away from their mission statement of being “Music Television” for … More
This Is (Not) a Man’s World
Sex sells. Or so we’re told. It’s one of the oldest marketing techniques, and the music industry is no exception … More
The Living Wage and The Devaluation of Young Labour
Last month the living wage was introduced throughout Britain, increasing wages for over 25s by 50p, from the original £6.70 … More
The Sacrificial Poetry Review: Pop-Philosophy Warning!
While in no way being an expert in aesthetics, I thought I might apply my favourite university-based pastime to my … More
Music and Mental Health
2016 has already been a devastating year for anyone remotely interested in popular culture. Bowie, Rickman, Wood: all hugely influential … More
Disruptions: Vote Green 2016
Holyrood elections don’t strike the fear of doom into my heart like elections at Westminster, even if recent polls suggest … More
