Remember Embrace? That band from the late nineties and early noughties, possessing choruses with more power than George Bush, the muppet who marred the same era. Chris Martin has regularly noted the band as one […]
Alexander Wang hits the high street with a bang
This autumn has seen one of the most highly anticipated collaborations of 2014: Alexander Wang and H&M (impressive to say the least). Since it’s launch date on 6th November, almost the entire 61 piece collection […]
In The Middle with Childhood
2014 has been a hectic year for London lads Childhood. After Ben Romans-Hopcraft and Leo Dobsen founded the band at the University of Nottingham in 2010, there’s been nothing but stratospheric ascension. An 8/10 review […]
Table Tennis – Sunderland seen off in cup clash
The Leeds Mens Table Tennis 2s are through to the next round of the BUCS Northern Conference Cup after recording an impressive 12-5 victory over Sunderland 1s, winning 12 games to their opponents five, and […]
The Missing is raw, uncompromising and utterly human
With autumn setting in, and the cold pushing us closer into the warm embrace of our trusty TV screens, BBC1’s The Missing is just what the doctor ordered – a sadistic doctor with a penchant […]
‘Xen’ Album Review
Xen is not Zen, though it’s easy to see why you’d think it might be. It’s rare that an electronic producer dares to condense their ideas. For a long time I held a sincere belief […]
RAG Week Review
Raising over £1000 in the Abseil alone, this year’s RAG Week was bigger and better than ever before. RAG filled the Union from the 3rd-9th November and saw lots of students getting involved. From Fifa […]
Uber taxi app arrives in Leeds
It has been announced that controversial taxi hailing company Uber has launched in Leeds today, despite ongoing disputes with traditional taxi firms. The app called UberX, which will allow students in Yorkshire’s largest city to […]
Dentist investigated over student death
Police are investigating whether a Leeds graduate who died last year was the victim of a dentist now suspended for allegedly breaching hygiene standards. Amy Duffield died in August last year the same month she […]
Please, Press Play.
Press play doesn’t mean what it used to. In the last decade the gaming industry has developed at such momentum it can now attract actors of the calibre of Kevin Spacey, Willem Dafoe and Ellen […]
Review: Subb-an, wAFF & Capulet @ The Faversham
After a successful night in October with Heidi and Maribou State, Troupe returned to dismantle the roof of the Faversham with some of Britain’s most exciting nascent techno DJs. The venue isn’t quite the ‘jungle […]
To fight for peace is to struggle for socialism: thoughts on Remembrance Day
For a while now, I’ve held a lot of reservations about the Poppy Appeal and have been dissatisfied with Remembrance Day. The fact that something is ostensibly a good cause does not exempt it from […]