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Coachella Controversy – To Boycott or Not to Boycott?

Posted on 14th February 202014th February 2020 by Neive McCarthy

The festival Coachella is being headlined by queer artist Frank Ocean. As the owner of Coachella has repeatedly expressed homophobic viewpoints, editor Neive McCarthy explores the question of why LGBTQ+ artists attend. Coachella is for […]

Swiftly Moving On?

Posted on 29th November 201929th November 2019 by Lizzie Wright

Lizzie Wright investigates the current drama surrounding Taylor Swift. Taylor Swift has had a hell of a year. From releasing her seventh studio album Lover to her role in the new Cats film, being crowned […]

Separating The Art From The Artist.

Posted on 30th October 201930th October 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Sarah Jewers is here to ask how our 21st century social media culture and the accessibility this creates between fans and artists can actually do more harm than good. With the rise of social media […]

Raise Your Mug in Support of Touring Musicians

Posted on 5th July 20195th July 2019 by Jenny Pudney

Unquestionably the last decade has seen a dramatic shift in music consumption. Since the turn of the century, the physicality of music has decayed in the preference of digitals ease and artists have been left […]

Art and Artist: Unchangeably Intertwined?

Posted on 23rd November 201827th March 2019 by Neive McCarthy

Shrouded in controversy long before his death in June, rapper XXXTentacion left a trail of increasingly shocking criminal charges in his wake; the likes of which include homophobic attacks and the aggravated battery of a […]

To Politicise a Butterfly

Posted on 15th October 201827th March 2019 by Giulia Pesce

Giulia Pesce reflects on Kendrick Lamar‘s involvement with Black Lives Matter, the political message behind hip-hop and why we should all still be listening to Lamar‘s seminal record, To Pimp a Butterfly, three years on. […]

Top 10 Record Store Day 2018 Must-Have’s

Posted on 21st April 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Independent Record Store Day is right around the corner and the selection of great vinyl is mind-numbingly large. It can be hard to navigate such an eclectic and vast amount of records so I’ve put […]

Top 5 Acts To See At 2000 Trees 2018

Posted on 4th April 201815th March 2019 by Rhiannon-Skye Boden

2000 Trees might not be the biggest festival out there right now, but it’s fast becoming one of the best. Despite the more intimate setting, 2000 Trees has played host to some of the UK’s […]

Trans Artists You Should Know Right Now

Posted on 3rd April 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The LGBTQ+ spectrum is incredibly diverse – hence the 5+ letters in the acronym – but you wouldn’t know it looking at most playlists and articles about queer artists. It is white, cisgender gay men […]

The Beat & The Ballot Box: Politics’ place in music

Posted on 8th March 20189th March 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The Brit Awards 2018 provided yet another yearly dose of lacklustre ‘banter’, gentrified drab and predictable winners for this year’s cosy creations. The one uplifting moment which stood out above the vapid, however, was Stormzy’s […]

Camp Cope & More: Australia’s Fight Against Sexual Harassment

Posted on 23rd February 201823rd February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Falls Festival in Australia is meant to be a euphoric celebration to bring the year to an end, yet amongst claims of widespread sexual abuse the festival has served simply highlighted the entrenched misogyny in […]

Fall Out Boy & Fandoms: Why Teen Girls Deserve A Break

Posted on 23rd February 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In case you haven’t already heard, emo megastars Fall Out Boy dropped a new record last month. M A N I A is their 7th full-length album, and their 3rd post-hiatus. If this isn’t news […]

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