3/2 – King Tut’s Anamanaguchi return to the days of Sabrepulse and the revival of retro gaming where everybody had…
EP Review: Frank Turner, Polaroid Picture
To coincide with the start of his biggest UK tour to date, Frank Turner has released the Polaroid Picture EP.…
Live Review: Protest The Hero
Protest the Hero, Tesseract, The Safety Fire, Intervals- Classic Grand – 5/2 It is a decent package that Djent/Mathcore-hybrid Protest…
Arts Review: Miss Julie
Dir. Dominic Hill, Citizens Theatre, 6th-15th February It is perhaps still strange to see a one act play filling up…
Live Review: Young Fathers
Stereo – 1/2/14 In the industrial setting of Glasgow’s Stereo the country’s hottest hip-hop trio prepare to take the stage.…
Album Review: Mogwai, Rave Tapes
Listening to Mogwai’s eighth album, Rave Tapes, is not a rollercoaster of emotions, rising and falling at random intervals. It…
Arts Review: The Rhythm of the Night: A Fantasy Unfolds
In their 2014 showcase, the GU Pole Dancing Club managed to surpass the standard they set for themselves at last…
Album Review: Hard-Fi, Best of 2004-2014
Best of 2004-2014 is the latest in a list of Greatest Hits albums designed purely to remind those of University…
Album Review: You Me At Six, Cavalier Youth
You Me At Six were always that band that fourteen years olds lost their musical virginity to. However, on their…
Album Review: The Jezabels, The Brink
The Jezabels are an Australian indie-pop group with an award-winning debut album. Their second album The Brink shows that they…
