Fun fact- the University of Leeds’ extensive alumni includes Dan and Kyle of Bastille. There was a small part of me hoping they’d surprise us at Freshers… No such luck. However, catching them in all […]
Who Do Popstars Want For President?
It looks like pop stars are backing the democratic candidate – Hillary Clinton – on the campaign trail… For the best part of 2016, humans have had one thing on their mind. No Brits, not […]
Preview: Jordan Rakei @ Headrow House
Crafting a gorgeous brand of alternative R&B rooted in soul, Jordan Rakei is set to enchant audiences from behind his keyboard at Headrow House this Friday 11th. This appearance by the Brisbane based 20-something follows […]
#NOTOKAY: the fight against everyday sexual assault
With the #notokay trend taking social media by storm, Bea Warleta discusses everyday sexism and how it affects women’s daily lives. “Women: tweet me your first assaults. They aren’t just stats” tweeted Canadian author Kelly […]
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: 5 Must-Have Coats Under £50!
This autumn style and warmth doesn’t need to cost more than your weekly budget… in fact, although we’ve selected the top 5 coats for you, there’s so many more it’s pretty much a perfect excuse […]
Anna Meredith @ Belgrave Music Hall, 1/11/16
Electronic. Synth-pop. Industrial noise. Art pop. Experimental Rock. Techno. Arcade game music. Orchestral. I could have used any and all of these phrases to describe Anna Meredith’s music. It’s so multifarious that she’s been played […]
I’m Yours by Pixie Geldof
We already feel like we know girls like Pixie Geldof; they’ve been in the media since before they were born. We’ve been told who the tabloids think they are, in Geldof’s case a bratty, teenage, […]
“Too Late To Say Sorry?” Brats, Boybands and Bashing Beliebers
Justin Bieber recently embarked on the UK leg of his Purpose World Tour, and was welcomed by hordes of extremely enthusiastic fans – many of whom have been waiting over three years to see the […]
What’s new in science this week?
Urban Forestry Reduces City Pollution: Urban air pollution is a deep rooted problem in cities, however according to a recent study, planting trees could prove to be a cost-effective option for tackling it. The Nature Conservancy […]
History’s mad scientists and their obsession with death
The Ancient Egyptians, Vikings and modern Christianity – all major civilisations and belief systems throughout history have had some predications concerning life after death. In contrast to these beliefs others have attempted to stop or, […]
One sixth of species snuffed out by 2100
There have been 5 major extinctions in Earth’s history so far; each one has eliminated a huge number of species, taking millions of years to recover. The potential repercussions of recent predictions – that a […]
Feature – The Rise of Elrow and An Interview with Bastian Bux
Spanish influence on house and techno music has grown in recent years, epitomised by Elrow’s prominence in the British clubbing set-up. In wake of the party’s Halloween ‘thriller’ at The Warehouse Project (WHP) in Manchester, […]