A Hurricane In A Bottle: Geese – Getting Killed Review
Geese are profoundly anti-cliche. Their avant-garde antics and general arch nature of unconformity have always been telltale signs, but artists...
Month: October 2025
A new Higher Education reform reintroduces Maintenance Grants for low-income Students
From the beginning of the 2025 academic year, tuition fees rose by 3.1% (to a new cap of students paying...
The Latest Feast: From The Pyre Review
Success in the music industry is an anomaly. Those who claw and scrape their way to the front lines of...
1984: We Get It – Winston Has a Varicose Ulcer!
First published in 1949, with the Second World War still fresh and the Cold War underway, George Orwell’s canonical novel...
Two-year anniversary rally, Leeds Palestine Solidarity Campaign
7th of October Protest Group numbers were small early on, with just a few individuals sitting on the stairs wearing...
Paul and Paulette Take A Bath: Historically Insensitive or Innovative Genre Subversion?
Clara Swan reviews Paul and Paulette Take A Bath (2024), recently shown at Hyde Park Picture House, and evaluates director...
All Points East 2026: The Exciting Mainstream and Its Inspiration
All Points East have just announced their 2026 lineup and it’s enough to make you give up your Vinted addiction...
Leftists rejoice, the new party hate each other
It has been nearly a month since I, along with reportedly 800,000 fellow naval-gazing left wing idealists, woke up to...
The ban on Palestine Action: what comes next?
In July of this year, the UK government's decision to proscribe the direct-action network, Palestine Action, as a terrorist group...
Hyper-Sexualisation in the Music Industry: what can Taylor Swift and Sabrina Carpenter’s music tell us of the state of feminism and gender attitudes in 2025?
On 3rd October, Taylor Swift’s 12th album ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ was released, and it is unsurprising to say...