Behind The Scenes at The Warehouse Project: In Conversation with Niamh Ingram
Music Editor Millie Cain chatted to Niamh Ingram, an incredibly talented University of Leeds Alumni hailing from the North East...
Month: November 2025
The Clue’s in the Name: Joy Crookes at O2 Academy is a Masterclass in Soulful Joy.
Purple spotlights illuminated the stage as the crowd awaited the return of Joy Crookes in concert for the first time...
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery – BFI London Film Festival Review
Azrael Tay explores Wake Up Dead Man, the third Knives Out mystery. A gripping tale of murder, faith and moral...
The Longest Goodbye: Role Model at the O2 Academy
There is something truly special about two thousand people mourning a relationship that was never theirs. Rounding up his incredibly...
What’s a Divorce Between Friends: An Interview with Tiger Cohen-Towell from Divorce
With a relationship much more harmonious than their name suggests, it’s no surprise that an album, opened with laughter between...
Punk isn’t dead: It’s just older
Some might say that punk has had its day and that it’s time for us nostalgics to put the leather...
Synthpop is Back! Nation of Language at the O2 Ritz
It’s hard to ‘revive’ a genre once the big wave has gone. Bands risk coming across as empty nostalgia bait,...
Still Made of Rain: The Psychedelic Furs Drench Leeds in 80s Nostalgia
After decades away from the stage due to a pandemic-related delay, The Psychedelic Furs proved to their fans in Leeds...
Living with a Glitch: My Sister’s Life with Functional Neurological Disorder
What happens when your body stops working, but doctors insist it is all in your mind? For my sister Emily,...
Sports Team Live At Stylus: Never Playing To The Whistle
“I think a gig stopper would be pretty inconsequential for us, because if the music isn’t happening... it doesn’t really...