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Celebrating Halloween Without Alcohol

Posted on 29th October 201829th March 2019 by Megan Wall

Halloween. A night renowned amongst students for being a blurry, crazy and alcohol-fuelled celebration – often resulting in a horror of a hangover! Although this typical Halloween night can be fun, it becomes easy to […]

A Match Made in Heaven – Review

Posted on 29th October 201827th March 2019 by Ryan Maguire Singh

On October 12th, Mint Warehouse with Dirty Disco & Set One Twenty laid on a fantastic night, letting loose two electronic music legends, Floating Points and Mr. Scruff. Excitement for this one was high and […]

The FUAM Graduate Art Prize Exhibition 2018

Posted on 29th October 201828th March 2019 by D’arcy Darilmaz

The FUAM Graduate Art Prize rewards the artistic excellence of graduating students from BA Art and Design and Fine Art at the University of Leeds. Now in its sixth year, the annual exhibition showcases the […]

People Have the Right to Change Their Minds About Brexit

Posted on 29th October 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

On the 23rd June 2016 51.9% of British voters opted to leave the European Union, based upon lies they had been fed concerning the cost of being in the EU and the supposed benefits of […]

Philip Green named as businessman at the heart of British #MeToo scandal

Posted on 27th October 201827th March 2019 by Victoria Copeland

Two weeks ago an old man strode into a teen clothing shop, spotted a pink pop-up stand promoting a collection of feminist essays and, offended to his misogynistic core, demanded that staff tear it down […]

Novo Amor and Anna Leone Entrance Brudenell, 19.10.18

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Jenny Pudney

The Community Room in Brudenell truly lived up to it’s name last Friday night as the crowd sought shelter from the cold Leeds night in the warm-hearted musical blanket of Anna Leone and Novo Amor. […]

Pressures of the Industry: Celebrities and the Relationship Between Fame and Mental Illness

Posted on 26th October 201828th March 2019 by Mia Connor

*TW: This article contains discussion of mental illness and suicide* The arts world has a large problem with mental illness; from superheroes to Disney princesses, singers and authors, many celebrities struggle with the trappings of […]

Insolence Makes the Art Grow Stronger: The 50 State Initiative

Posted on 26th October 201828th March 2019 by Alexander Gibbon

Now more than ever, art seems inherently political in an America that is hurtling towards the midterm elections. Across all corners of the American landscape, a series of curious billboards have been erected. In every […]

Rudimental Dazzles at the O2 Academy Leeds, 18.10.18

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Jessica McCarrick

Rarely does a show ooze self-love like this eclectic performance of color and sound. Rudimental packed the O2 Academy full of bass lovers buzzing with anticipation, ready for artful remixes and modern beats that were […]

Soulfly Returns With New Album, Ritual

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Matthew Williams

In the months leading up to its release, Soulfly frontman Max Cavalera told fans that their 11th studio album Ritual would be a “tribal thrash” record. Producer Josh Wilbur (Gojira, Lamb of God) said he […]

Halloween Weekend Watchlist

Posted on 26th October 201828th March 2019 by Matthew Moorey

In preparation for Halloween next Wednesday, Matthew Moorey gives a rundown of the best scary films to watch this weekend. It’s getting towards the end of October, autumn is in full swing, which means Halloween […]

Celebrating Black History Month: 7 Black Artists Who Kill it in Heavy Metal and Hard Rock

Posted on 26th October 201827th March 2019 by Matthew Williams

When you think of heavy metal and hard rock, ‘diverse’ isn’t the first descriptor that comes to mind; the genre is primarily-dominated by white men, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t talented black and POC […]

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