American fashion designer Donna Karan is to step down from her duties at her namesake company Donna Karan International, it was revealed earlier this week. Karan will remain an adviser for the brand however, the […]
A United Campaign
They’ve been fashion competitors for the past three decades, but last week Givenchy unveiled their A/W 2015 campaign, featuring none other than rival Donatella Versace. Whilst news of her involvement was hinted at in April, […]
Heartbreak for unlucky England
Last night’s World Cup semi-final was a neutral’s dream, filled with controversy, class and heartbreak. Unfortunately it was English hearts breaking across the country as a last minute Laura Bassett own goal saw Japan go […]
Review – Gottwood
Unless you’re blessed with some sort of Satnav device, Gottwood proves to be a bit of an enigma – its lack of signs (save a solitary flag before the carpark) make it hard to find. […]
Humans: Ironically mechanical
Talk about the new Channel 4 drama Humans began before it even aired. It was the advert that had Brits freaked out in black-mirror style, where they were introduced to Sally a ‘synth’, who is […]
Year of the Hare by Fucked Up
With the signs of the Chinese zodiac as its springboard, Fucked Up’s zodiac series has been a chance for the band to indulge in experimentation. Each E.P.’s A-side weighs in at around 20 minutes, allowing […]
Déjà Vu by Giorgio Moroder
When the Godfather of electronic dance music, Italian producer Giorgio Moroder, announced he was to release his first studio album in 30 years, foreseeably, a few eyebrows were raised. The stakes became even higher when […]
A round-up of the best of the action from the first round
There were many other intriguing clashes during the opening two days of the men’s draw. The main contenders for the title all breezed through with comparative ease, but elsewhere there were some jittery moments. 2010 […]
A Dream Outside by Gengahr
It is a rare thing when a seemingly simple indie four piece from London establishes themselves so quickly with one bold and unmistakable leap within their debut album. Gengahr undoubtedly do this in A Dream […]
Feels Like by Bully
Nashville quartet Bully are everything that indie rock needs right now. Heavy, distorted, reverb-encased guitars thrash about alongside drums that sound as though they’re being pounded by a sledgehammer wielded by the angriest person alive. […]
My Love is Cool by Wolf Alice
Wolf Alice pushed back the release date for their debut album to ensure that it was as good as it could be. In doing so the hype grew and it was built up to be […]
Review – Meadows in the Mountains
Despite celebrating it’s 5th anniversary this year, there’s a good chance you haven’t heard of Meadows in the Mountains. Set in the Bulgarian mountains, and with an emphasis on good people, this intimate festival provides […]