Creature of Habit: Courtney Barnett Live at Trades Club
Focusing on the newest record Creature of Habit (2026), Courtney Barnett played a sold-out show at Trades Club in Hebden...
Month: April 2026
Revisiting Traditional Ideas of Loss: How to Make It Easier for Ourselves and Find Its Beauty
Loss is such a loose term that holds so much weight. Death, breakups, simply drifting away from people, arguments, personality...
The Florentenes on Live Energy, Touring, and What Comes Next
Charged with a live energy that feels spontaneous yet tightly controlled, the Florentenes are quickly building a reputation as a...
Sliding Through The Senses: Marconi Union at Samuel Worth Chapel
I’m so late coming into Sheffield – having been pressed up against the window of a stationary Northern train for...
Holly Humberstone – ‘Cruel World’: Early Album Review
After releasing her debut album Paint My Bedroom Black in 2023, Holly Humberstone has returned with her sophomore record, Cruel...
A Symphony of Memories: Richard Ashcroft Fills Leeds with Noise and Nostalgia
At the First Direct Arena on Thursday 2nd April, Richard Ashcroft filled the room with nostalgia, defiance, and shared emotion....
Turning Oporto Upside Down – Night of the Nightswimmers
Nightswimmers are a really exciting band in the current Leeds indie scene. After a strong debut in 2025 with a...
Belle View Pilot: Absurd Sitcom Full of Laughs
Fred Wood attended the pilot of student-created sit-com Belle View and gives his thoughts on the series' first episode. On...
A Voice for the Towns: Interview with Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan
It was a rainy Thursday evening in the south-east. I was driving slowly down an under-maintained B-road, on my way...
On studying abroad, the French, and the undervalued art of complaining
Whenever asked if I'm enjoying studying abroad, I never miss the opportunity to respond that you’re really not supposed to...