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Category: Music

Top 5… Artists We Want to Tour in 2037

Dig out your low rise jeans, don the spangliest crop top you can get your hands on and pretend Paris … More

girls aloud, hannah montana, Morgan Laing, one direction, pitbull, sia, top 5

Album Review: Alt-J – ‘Relaxer’

Adding to their legacy of beautiful chaos, Alt-J’s new album Relaxer really hits the spot.

Album Review, alt-j, Indie, relaxer

EP Review: Holy Boy

Holy Boy’s self-titled debut EP effortlessly captures the listener’s attention and unveils a new perspective on love. Its mystical, dark … More

Album Review, holy boy, music

Album Review: Pixx – The Age of Anxiety

The opening track of Pixx’s debut album begins with 21-year old Hannah Rodger telling us that “To put a name … More

aike jansen, Album Review, music, pixx

Live Review: The Thurston Moore Group

Saint Luke’s, 12/06 In a 1995 interview about the Sonic Youth album Washing Machine, Thurston Moore stated: “We all have … More

ciaran mcqueen, Music Review, saint luke's, the thurston moore group

Interview: Dez Fafara

It’s easy to forget sometimes that successful musicians are human beings – with all the press and pomp that surrounds … More

dez fafara, gabriel lennox, Interview

EP Review: Swet Shop Boys – ‘Sufi La’

Swet Shop Boys, the collab project of Riz MC (Riz Ahmed of Rogue One and Four Lions) and Heems (Himanshu … More

Album Review, EP review, katie athwal, sufi la, swet shop boys

Nazi Punks FUCK OFF

A piece against hatecore, steel boots and the men who apologise for them

liam budler, music feature, nazi punks, nazi punks fuck off

Live Review: Flyte

The Garage Attic, 28/05 The small crowd of around fifty people somehow manages to make The Garage’s Attic feel busy … More

courtney hughes, Flyte, gig, Gig Review, Music Review

EP Review – Blair Coron – DO/RE

By the late 19th and early 20th century, many artists all over Europe were interested in blurring the edges between … More

aike jansen, Album Review, Blair Coron, do/re

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