You know how music evokes a memory either because of what you were doing at that time you heard the music, or just because it would soundtrack a memory so well? Like how Avril Lavigne’s […]
How to be an Intellectual
So you’ve done it, you’ve persuaded the powers at be that you have what it takes. The only problem is your personal statement was fictitious, the last book you managed to finish was in the […]
The Clock Cafe Returns
Settled right in the heart of Hyde Park corner, the aptly named LS6 café is a student landmark. With its lovely brunches, to-die-for milkshakes and arty aesthetics, it has long been the perfect location for […]
Friends Fest: Cashing in on TV nostalgia
When Friends Fest came to London last year, tickets sold outin record time. This year it’s touring the UK and it stopped off Harewood House last month, giving visitors a chance to tour Monica’s apartment […]
In search of The Quiet American in Ho Chi Minh City…
After immersing myself in all things Graham Greene during a module for my English Literature M.A. at the University of Leeds earlier this year, I could not resist seeking out the memorable locations featured in […]
Souled Out? Soul Rebels at The Wardrobe
For those unfamiliar, the recently refurbished Wardrobe, just opposite Leeds College of Music, hosts a range of live music events. The likes of Boy & Bear, Benjamin Francis Leftwich and The Hunna have graced the […]
In The Middle with NGOD
We caught up with Sam of NGOD, a small indie band who promise to be Bradford’s next big thing after Dynamo, to hear out about their upcoming tracks, as well as their upcoming gig at Leeds’ […]
Oktoberfest is coming!
Yes, October is here, but don’t fear, so is Oktoberfest! Celebrating days of Bavarian Food, Bier and music they will be bringing you… DRINK: Erdinger, one of Germany’s most popular brands is being bought to Leeds, […]
ONLINE EXCLUSIVE: A round up of Milan Fashion Week
At Milan Fashion Week, all focus was on the FROW seating “digital famous” millennials and creating a show that was more Instagram-worthy and less so focused on the garments. Dolce and Gabbana epitomised this with […]
In The Middle with The Wailers
Ever since I can remember, I’ve always known who Bob Marley is. I knew all the words to Babylon System before I knew who The Beatles were. So to think that in a couple of […]
‘Iyalode of Eti’ review: Joyous and tragic
After our recent interview with Director Moji Kareem, James Candler headed to the West Yorkshire Playhouse to give his thoughts on the finished production of Iyalode of Eti. Iyalode of Eti is a Nigerian reimagining […]
Fires Within Fires by Neurosis
Over 30 years Neurosis have become a band praised by the alternative musical intelligentsia, cited by many artists, as well as by people with really big beards, as a key influence. I’ve never really ‘got’ […]