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Tag: robert cairns

The Best Albums of 2017

Posted on 20th December 20173rd January 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

2017 has been an incubator for innovative music breaking into commercial success. From Loyle Carner to Wolf Alice, to Nick Hakim to SZA, this year saw some groundbreaking new albums. Here are the best of […]

Is the Christmas Song Dead?

Posted on 20th December 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

With every Christmas the winter snow falls to let Mariah Carey know she’s suddenly relevant again. Every year without fail, those Christmas songs that we love, love to hate, and just genuinely hate with a […]

IntheMiddle with Nick Mulvey

Posted on 10th November 20178th April 2021 by Robbie Cairns

Gryphon Associate Editor, Robert Cairns, sits down with Mercury-nominated Nick Mulvey before his gig at Church to discuss his latest album, the impending doom of politics, and the importance of British rave culture. Sitting in […]

‘The Saga Continues’ by Wu-Tang Clan

Posted on 27th October 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

There was once a time when Wu-Tang Clan ruled, hailed by many as one of the most influential hip-hop groups of all time. Now, 25 years after their debut, Enter The Wu-Tang, their legacy is […]

11 Songs That Show Us Exactly Why We Need Black History Month

Posted on 21st October 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

Black History Month is a contentious month on the calendar, with certain groups suggesting that black history should be studied all-year-round, and other, less-informed groups, suggesting that it shouldn’t be studied at all. But, one […]

Nick Mulvey @ Church

Posted on 15th October 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

When, halfway through his spellbinding set, Nick Mulvey crooned “Just when the evidence seems clearer than day / Could it be that Providence is leading us astray?”, there was a hint of irony to those […]

Kingsman: The Golden Circle Dials the Action Up to 11

Posted on 7th October 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

The first film managed to pull-off a charming, self-aware tribute to the over-the-top spy films of old. Newspaper Associate, Robert Cairns, looks at Kingsman: The Golden Circle to see if it’s managed to keep its […]

‘Wake Up Now’ by Nick Mulvey

Posted on 5th October 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

Perhaps the first hint as to the contents of Nick Mulvey’s latest album, Wake Up Now, is hidden amongst the layers of its striking artwork. Endless spiralling patterns colliding and overlapping within a kaleidoscope of […]

Body Discovered in Hyde Park confirmed to be that of Leeds Beckett Student

Posted on 17th September 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

Police have confirmed that the body of a man discovered on Royal Park Avenue on Friday morning was that of a Leeds Beckett student. The student in question has been identified as Harry Loker, a […]

Dead Body Found by Police in Hyde Park

Posted on 15th September 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

Police have confirmed that a dead body was found in Hyde Park earlier this morning. The body of a man was discovered at 17 minutes past 9 collapsed outside a house on Royal Park Avenue. […]

‘Freudian’ by Daniel Caesar

Posted on 14th September 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

The second hand on your clock ticks slowly, the setting sun lingers greedily on the horizon, the receding pools of daylight cling to existence; all the while Daniel Caesar’s Freudian spins, plays, reverberates in the […]

Detroit Review

Posted on 12th September 20178th April 2019 by Robbie Cairns

Robert Cairns pins down why Detroit is the hard and sometimes brutal watch we all need to see. A bloodied, tear-stricken face presses against a misted screen with an incomprehensible agony: It’s at this moment […]

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