Freshers’ week is long gone, and the first week of lectures has slowly but surely come to an end. But the year is still only getting started, and with a new year come new… societies. […]
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: A round up of Milan Fashion Week
At Milan Fashion Week, all focus was on the FROW seating “digital famous” millennials and creating a show that was more Instagram-worthy and less so focused on the garments. Dolce and Gabbana epitomised this with […]
In The Middle with The Wailers
Ever since I can remember, I’ve always known who Bob Marley is. I knew all the words to Babylon System before I knew who The Beatles were. So to think that in a couple of […]
‘Iyalode of Eti’ review: Joyous and tragic
After our recent interview with Director Moji Kareem, James Candler headed to the West Yorkshire Playhouse to give his thoughts on the finished production of Iyalode of Eti. Iyalode of Eti is a Nigerian reimagining […]
Fires Within Fires by Neurosis
Over 30 years Neurosis have become a band praised by the alternative musical intelligentsia, cited by many artists, as well as by people with really big beards, as a key influence. I’ve never really ‘got’ […]
I Had A Dream That You Were Mine by Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam Batmanglij
Hamilton Leithauser, frontman of The Walkmen, and Rostam Batmanglij, ex-keyboardist of indie favourites Vampire Weekend, have collaborated on a raw, genuine album that sings of heartbreak and spirit. Rostam’s influence is obvious, with clear lines […]
Head Carrier by Pixies
‘Head Carrier’ is the sixth studio album by alternative rock legends the Pixies, following their anticipated 2014 release of ‘Indie Cindy’. The record has a laid back feel less concerned with status, steering the band […]
*COMPETITION* Win 2 tickets to see The Amazons
With their ferocious new single, ‘In My Mind’, recently debuted on BBC Radio 1, The Amazons are more ready than ever to rock the socks off Oporto Bar on the 11th of October. The Reading […]
New Society Alert: Skate Society
Growing up, most of us dabbled in some form of skating or another. But what comes to mind when we think of the most daring and most popular form of skating? Why, skateboarding of course. […]
On our radar: the films you need to see this month
With an exciting line up of films due to hit the cinemas soon, The Gryphon Arts Team have assembled their highlights of upcoming flicks. Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children 30th September Directed by Tim […]
Chart – October in Leeds Top Picks
It’s October and we’ve waved bye bye to summer and hello to Autumn. But with shorter days comes longer nights, and we all know what that means. Here’s a selection of the DJs to watch […]
Why I hate the word ‘networking’
I am a Literature student at University of Leeds. My life revolves around novels, plays and stacks of colour-coded notebooks. Last year, studying and getting used to living somewhere new was enough. But this time […]