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The Melvins are Bringing American Rock to Leeds

Posted on 25th October 201827th March 2019 by Stephen Lewin

In April traffic was diverted, residents warned and establishments closed after a sink-hole opened up on the Otley road running through Leeds. Leeds City Council may want to consider taking the same precautions when the […]

Subdub Still Going Strong – Review

Posted on 25th October 20181st March 2019 by Bella Davis

Once again, the holy grounds of the West Indian Centre came alive to the relentless beat of an eclectic mix of Reggae, Dub, DnB, and Dancehall music, for Sub Dub’s return last Saturday (5th October).  […]

Tom Odell Brings Raw Emotion to Leeds, 16/10/18

Posted on 24th October 201827th March 2019 by Gabby Kenny

Tom Odell fittingly opened the forth night of his UK tour with his new single ‘Jubilee Road’. He began with the much-anticipated virtuosic piano solo, a sound so soothing it had the power to lift […]

Tom Walker Returns to Leeds University Union, 13/10/18

Posted on 24th October 20181st March 2019 by Bella Davis

After a three year hiatus from Leeds University Union, Tom Walker made his epic comeback to Stylus, the legendary home of Fruity on Saturday 13th November. Having last played at Leeds uni in 2015 for […]

The O2 Academy Leeds Opens Its Doors to Bugzy Malone

Posted on 24th October 201827th March 2019 by Jessica McCarrick

On his 2018 UK tour, grime sensation Bugzy Malone is ready to perform his new album on a night for rap lovers galore. B. Inspired is littered with his recognizable intensity, not only within his […]

Black Honey descend on Church | 18/10/18

Posted on 20th October 201827th March 2019 by Meg Firth

On a cold Thursday night, the doors of Church opened to welcome a sensational line-up of RUSSO, PINS and the visionary Black Honey. The beauty that ensued held testament to the roofless talent and flair […]

InTheMiddle with Tom Grennan

Posted on 20th October 201827th March 2019 by Jessica McCarrick

Tom Grennan has been on a rollercoaster of a journey in the last few years. From headlining Barn on the Farm, to breaking the World Record for playing the most gigs in 12 hours, to […]

Novo Amor’s ‘Birthplace’ is Beautiful Atmospheric Folk

Posted on 20th October 201827th March 2019 by Luca Rago

Novo Amor goes on a journey and takes you with him. On Birthplace, the chord progressions and the changing dynamics make you feel as if you are following right behind, step by step, in admiration. […]

Absurdist Satire Rules in John Grant’s ‘Love Is Magic’

Posted on 20th October 201827th March 2019 by Joseph Mason

John Grant’s latest solo album Love Is Magic has something for everyone; from funk and alt rock to wavy synths and videogame music, acoustic guitars and bouncing beats – the album focuses on themes of […]

Connan Mockasin’s ‘Jassbusters’ Is Strangely Beautiful

Posted on 19th October 201827th March 2019 by Isobel Moloney

Mockasin’s album is borne out of a lo-fi short film created by the man himself, which is in short about a failing student trying to impress his creepy music teacher. Jassbusters is the teacher’s band, […]

Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper Stun With ‘A Star Is Born’ Soundtrack

Posted on 19th October 201827th March 2019 by Lydia Puntas Salas

Hollywood demonstrates again that anything is possible on the big screen. A Star Is Born has successfully embraced the challenge of developing a singer from an actor and vice versa, bringing together the astonishing duo […]

Musical Masterpiece and Experiment in Empathy, 20.07.18

Posted on 19th October 201827th March 2019 by Katelyn Edwards

‘If I write about how it feels to me, will you feel it, too?’ On 20th July 2018, Britten Sinfonia performed the premiere of Keaton Henson’s latest masterpiece ‘Six Lethargies’ at the Barbican Centre in […]

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