Following their successful clash in Newcastle, Battle of the Burger descends on Canal Mills this Friday to test the best that Leeds, and ultimately Yorkshire, has to offer. Gone are the days that a burger […]
Preview : Basel Symphony Orchestra at Leeds Town Hall
The world-renowned Basel Symphony Orchestra opens the Leeds International Orchestral Season 2015/16 at Leeds Town Hall on Saturday 26 September. Under the baton of American conductor Dennis Russell Davies the orchestra will tackle Stravinsky’s notoriously divisive ‘Rite of Spring’, a composition so […]
Jethro Tull, The Rock Opera Preview
Jethro Tull, the seventeenth-century British agriculturalist often credited with the invention of the horse-drawn seed drill, was such an inspiration to a 1970s British progressive rock band that they named themselves after him. Ian Anderson, […]
Review: Food and drink at Leeds’ own The Garden Party
There’s something very refreshing about a festival involving no wellies, no mud and not one badly assembled tent in sight. Even more so when it provides the atmosphere and party essence that usually causes us […]
A Freshers Fashion Guide
It’s a nerve wracking time, you’re about to start University. Moving away from home, meeting new people, studying in massive lecture halls and at times having long days. Let us relieve some of that stress […]
Preview : Subdub presents Sound System 60 Tour
To celebrate sixty years of Sound System culture in the UK, the world renowned Channel One Sound System leave their home of Village Underground in London to tour the UK and come to Subdub at […]
Ed Fringe Review – The Worry Monster
Raymond Noon’s life is full of self-doubt, crippling social self-awareness, and… cardboard. It is within this setting that we explore the impact that social anxiety takes on our washed-up protagonist and on those closest to […]
Autumn Trend: Folk dresses
Autumn dresses are essential for the new season. With the Summer heat falling and the need to throw on a couple of layers it can be incredibly easy to switch from bright to beige. However, it is so […]
The Wolfpack Review: An eye-opening documentary
Imagine growing up in a housing-project apartment in Lower East Side New York, with six siblings, confined to the apartment, living under the rules of a father who believes you’ll become ‘corrupted’ if you venture […]
The Curved Line by Kelpe
The Curved Line is the fifth studio album from Kel Mckeown, otherwise known as Kelpe, released on his own label DRUT. Previously unfamiliar to his music I was eager to listen to the record, comparisons […]
Guide to the Dolomites
When people think of a holiday in Italy they often think of historic Rome; romantic Venice; art enthused Florence. Not often does one think of the mountain range lying to the North East – the […]
Idris Elba ‘Too Street’? Yes please.
Anthony Horowitz, author of the Alex Rider series, has sent ripples through the entertainment community after his interview with The Daily Mail promoting his latest novel in the Bond canon, Trigger Mortis. Despite laying heavily […]