Assembly House is an ever intriguing venue: the sort of place that when you first visit, you want to tell everyone you know about it but fear that it could lose out on the avant-garde […]
24K Magic by Bruno Mars
Just in case you weren’t aware that Bruno Mars was the coolest man on the planet, the walking God amongst us has released a further 33 minutes of proof that his shit don’t stink. 24K […]
Hammond convinces only child, Brexit, that it’s the taking part that counts.
Bradley discusses the loss of GDP after Brexit. Article may contain traces of satire. After receiving nothing but a prize for participation on sports day, 9 year old Brexit was reportedly reassured on Sunday that […]
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: Stocking fillers everyone will love for under £10!
It’s stocking fillers time! As usual, now that the deadlines week is over, you think it’s time to relax. Hell nooo! Now you have to focus on what to get you friends and family -which […]
Communication by Nicole Millar
Pop music these days tends to be mundane and overtly money-orientated. The latest offering from Sydney based songwriter Nicole Millar, Communication, has reached the dizzying heights of being distinctly average. Don’t take that as an […]
Elton John @ Newcastle Metro Radio Arena, 03/12/16
With a career spanning over five decades, few artists ever create a legacy as strong and iconic as that of Elton John. Consequently, it was no great surprise he performed a knock-out Saturday night show […]
The Cure @ SSE Arena, 2/12/16
For a band so synonymous with teenage angst it’s hard to imagine that The Cure could handle such a monster of a venue as SSE Arena for three nights. I should never have doubted the […]
In the Middle with The Harriets (@ Wharf Chambers, 06/12/16)
Local indie band The Harriets launched their first EP at Wharf Chambers last Tuesday. They were supported by fellow Leeds-based artists, Ben Lucas and Lunablind. Ben Lucas opened with some relaxing and melodic acoustic guitar. […]
Review – Flux x Snowbombing w/ Denis Sulta and Levon Vincent
Walking into the Flux x Snowbombing party I was met with the familiar and dulcet tones of ‘Last Night a DJ saved my life’. Flux is renowned for dabbling in disco classics and I’m a […]
Frank Turner @ The Refectory, 01/12/16
Live music is all about community, and this is what we need now more than ever. Frank Turner tells his audience exactly this at The Refectory, right before he commands a Wall of Death (by […]
Frightened Rabbit @ Stylus, 02/12/16
Going to see a band whose music you hardly know and have a good time doesn’t just require good music, but a connection between both audience and the band. Frightened Rabbit seemed to lack the […]
Red Hot Chili Peppers @ Genting Arena, 10/12/16
The Red Hot Chili Peppers’ unique brand of funk rock has accompanied many childhoods (mine included), and it’s inconceivable to imagine a world without them. With a list of hits longer than the M1, it […]