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Author: Alex Gibbon

LeadLUU: Alex Gibbon

Posted on 28th February 202128th February 2021 by Alex Gibbon

As voting for LeadLUU kicks off, we speak to the Gryphon Editor candidates. For manifestos and more information, click here. Who are you? I am a single and lonely and my instagram is @alex.gibbon Otherwise, […]

Can’t Stop the Music: How Budding Artists are Coping in a World of Never-Ending Lockdown

Posted on 18th February 202111th May 2021 by Alex Gibbon

Alex Gibbon chats to some of the creatives from LUU BandSoc about the struggles of being a musician in these hugely uncertain times.

Red Cross Resurrection: “I’m really hoping to make it a place for students to support students”

Posted on 29th January 202129th January 2021 by Alex Gibbon

How Hannah Jones managed to resurrect Red Cross Society on the University of Leeds campus and the positive changes they are working towards this year.

Dman

In The Middle with Dman

Posted on 19th November 202019th November 2020 by Alex Gibbon

“I use my autism to make my corner of the world a bit nicer.” Alex Gibbon caught up with lovely local legend Dman to discuss accessibility in nightlife for Disability History Month.

Alexis Taylor

Alexis Taylor: Slow and sweet electronic styling for an extremely grateful post-lockdown crowd

Posted on 18th November 202018th November 2020 by Alex Gibbon

Alex Gibbon headed down to Belgrave for a long-awaited return to live music from Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor.

‘Queen & Slim’: Compelling Lovers-On-The-Run Tale of Police Brutality Is Not Afraid To Slow Its Pace

Posted on 13th October 202013th October 2020 by Alex Gibbon

It’s Black History Month and, to celebrate, local cinema stalwart Hyde Park Picture House are screening a series of films that explore Black culture. Melina Matsoukas’ directorial debut Queen & Slim is about to be […]

Reading Is Fundamental!

Posted on 25th September 202025th September 2020 by Alex Gibbon

After finding success as a pop-up stall, the team behind The Bookish Type have opened up new premises to give Leeds its first-ever queer bookshop. Associate Editor Alex Gibbon caught up with Ray and Nicola […]

Did Kwame deserve better in ‘I May Destroy You’?

Posted on 15th July 202016th July 2020 by Alex Gibbon

Michaela Coel has triumphed once again. Acclaim for her raw, unflinching drama I May Destroy You has been rapturous both online and in column inches as the shownavigates the ambiguities of consent, the power of […]

Queen of Quarantine: A review of Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s Kitchen Disco #6

Posted on 6th May 2020 by Alex Gibbon

Amid the monotonous day-to-day slog of this international pandemic is a sequined beacon of hope. Sophie Ellis-Bextor, everyone’s favourite posh pop princess, has blessed us with a myriad of glossy floorfillers since the turn of […]

Mega Happy Gift Us Melancholia-Dripped Pop

Posted on 10th April 202010th April 2020 by Alex Gibbon

Alex Gibbon gives us the low-down on Leeds based four pieced Mega Happy as a prelude to the release of their single ‘I Sit Next to an Empty Seat’. It’s still early days for promising […]

An Interview with ‘The Bookish Type’: Leeds’ Fabulously Queer Independent Pop-Up Bookshop

Posted on 6th March 20206th March 2020 by Alex Gibbon

Alex Gibbon talks to partners Ray and Nicola from ‘The Bookish Type’ about seeking solace in among the shelves, the ups and downs of setting up their business and the queer fiction you should be reading.

Dr Rosena Allin-Khan MP: “Now Is One of The Hardest Times To Be A Student”

Posted on 17th February 202017th February 2020 by Alex Gibbon

As we sit in the upstairs bar of The Pack Horse, after a lively, packed-out talk, I ask Rosena Allin-Khan if the pub is her natural habitat. “Well, it’s certainly one of them; I have […]

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