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Category: Music

Live Review: 5 Seconds of Summer

SSE Hydro – 19/4 I could easily bore you with journalistic clichés (“5 Seconds of Summer, so called ‘cos that’s … More

5 seconds of summer, 5sos, ciaran mcqueen, hydro, live review, Nour El-Issa, University of Glasgow

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

Aoife Maguire, Grimes, harassment, University of Glasgow, women in music

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

Jimmy Donaghy, mental health, mental illness, music, University of Glasgow

Live Review: PUP

26/04, Stereo When I left the venue after this gig I felt I needed some kind of ethereal physician to … More

live review, peter dobbins, PUP, stereo, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Susanna – Triangle

Triangle consists of twenty-one songs (which makes up about 70 minutes, since Susanna likes a lot of her songs unconventionally … More

aike jansen, album, glasgow university, music, Susanna, triangle, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Rihanna – Anti

Since its official announcement in November, the arrival of Rihanna’s eighth studio album has been rather convoluted. From the inconsistent social … More

Album Review, anti, rihanna, tara fitzpatrick, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Mungo’s Hifi – No Wata Down Ting

With a relaxed, easy beat and infectious rhythm which continues throughout, the unstoppable Mungo’s have done it again. Having seen them … More

Album Review, alice crook, mungo's hifi, no wata down thing, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Prose

23/03 –  King Tut’s I am not a rap fan. I never have been and until very recently, I thought … More

Aoife Maguire, folk, hip hop, Prose, University of Glasgow

Live Review: Nimmo, MØ and Years & Years

30/03, O2 Academy Recently Glasgow had the honour of re-welcoming Years & Years onto its stages for not one but … More

glasgow university, live review, MØ, nimmo, o2 academy, University of Glasgow, yasmina todd, years & years

Album Review: The Coral

As The Coral move on to their latest studio album, their consistent sonic evolution moves with them. There’s now very … More

ciaran mcqueen, Distance Inbetween, glasgow university, indie rock, The Coral, University of Glasgow

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