Talk Of The Town: Gorse
Based in Leeds, newcomers Gorse have bloomed onto the city’s vibrant student music scene. Formed between students at Leeds Conversatoire...
Anya Fernihough
Midlake and the Bretheren: Live at the Brudenell
I have very fond memories of being allowed to listen to music during my GCSE art class and curating the...
The North-South Divide: Is it still a relevant conversation?
If you were to ask a group of people where the North-South divide lies, it is likely that you would...
Home Counties: The ‘New Best Thing’?
Despite my ever-growing CD collection and the constant battle with my little brother for control over our shared Spotify account...
Dodgy: Still ‘Good Enough’ After 30 Years
“Here’s another song you might be familiar with… from your parents’ record collections!” Some of my favourite music (I hate...
New festival in Roundhay Park announced for July 2026
In mid-September, the global company AEG Presents announced that they would be launching a new festival in Roundhay Park at...
La Femme: Quel ‘Mystère’
If you have ever wondered what French students do in their spare time (at least in my case), it’s looking...
Balancing Act: putting theremins on the map (kind of)
Sometimes you come across a band that sounds vaguely familiar, but you’re unsure if you have ever actually listened to...
Do Nothing Do Everything: Live at Oporto
As you may have seen from all the flyers dotted around Leeds city centre in record shops or elsewhere, or...
Welly: not just Big In The Suburbs
“Pop has been gentrified. // I, Welly, and my gorgeous band, are the cure. // This is proper, spit-and-sawdust, chalk-and-cheese,...