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Tag: music

An Ode to a Venue: The Barras

The word ‘iconic’ is a loaded one: an adjective that symbolises undeniable cultural relevance, describing someone or something so universally … More

barrowlands, Gigs, music, ode, venue

Review: Sound of Metal

Losing your hearing as a musician equals losing all the joy and meaning of life, at least if one is … More

Elsa Lindström, film, film review, music, opinion, sound, Sound of Metal

Guerrilla Chartbusters: the Viral Music Stars of TikTok

The war on large-scale music labels has seemingly been revitalised with the rise of music-oriented social media platforms. First came … More

fame, music, social media, stardom, TikTok musicians, young artists

The Importance of the Music Industry: During the Pandemic and Beyond

The pandemic has clearly shown that the Conservative government does not value the music industry despite it playing an integral … More

future of music industry, music, Pandemic, post-pandemic future

Review: “If We Make It Through December” by Phoebe Bridgers

The lyrics of ‘Christmas Song,’ the penultimate cover on Phoebe Bridgers’ latest festive release ‘If We Make It Through December’, … More

luke mcwilliams, music, phoebe bridgers, review

Review – Women in Music Pt. III, HAIM

‘A record which blends different styles while never losing its sense of self’

album, haim, music, review, women in music

Single Review: Haim ‘I Know Alone’

The latest single from the three Haim sisters, ‘I Know Alone’, could not have come at a more poignant time. … More

anonymous, haim, i know alone, music, Music Review, single review

Album Review: Fetch The Bolt Cutters by Fiona Apple

For many people, the fear of making an album worth a magnificent eight-year wait would be something nigh on impossible. … More

Album Review, fiona apple, music, Music Review, rebecca gault

Live Review – Crucial Roots at Stereo

Remember gigs? Before Covid-19, qmunicate sent me to the opening event of Rise & Shine at Stereo, as someone interested, … More

crucial roots, Live Music, live review, music, sam foley, stereo

Album Review: Soccer Mommy – Color Theory

You could be forgiven for thinking that Color Theory, with its glitchy cassette-inspired album artwork and pop production values, came … More

album, Album Review, isla scott, music, Music Review, soccer mommy

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