The Serene Socialism of Stereolab’s Dots and Loops
Stereolab are a quintessential band of the 1990s. The group captivated the underground alt-rock scene, balancing musically exuberant guitar drones...
In The Middle
Divorce: Drive To Goldenhammer – An Impressive and Transportative Debut Album
Off the back of 3 single releases and 2 EPs, Nottingham-based 4-piece Divorce have released their long-awaited debut LP Drive...
Patterns in Repeat – Laura Marling at the Manchester Albert Hall
Before I begin my review, I would like to take a moment to slag off the couple in front of...
Kendrick Lamar — A Rising “Super” Star
The annual National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl in the United States is one of the key events in the...
Word on the Street: in Paris
As I observed a fountain in Paris spray water in a serene, steady pattern — comforted that it wouldn't change...
Review: ‘The Effect’
The Effect, directed by Erin Williams, opened on Thursday night at the Pyramid Theatre in the union. Williams’ adaptation of...
Review: ‘The Intrusion’
Our writers Eve Leach and Felicity Haslin attended the press night of The Intrusion, Bric à Brac Theatre’s latest stage...
The Leeds Tealights Record an Album : LIVE! : A Review
I have always been curious about The Tealights, Leeds’ own sketch comedy student group. I have never had the chance to...
Navigating Adult Acne: The Good, The Bad, And The Oh-So Spotty
It’s day 108 on Accutane and I’m patiently waiting for this miracle medicine to cure my adult acne. Throughout my...
Love Is Blind… Or Is It Now Political? How Gender Ideological Polarisation Is Sabotaging Your Favourite Reality Show
Love Is Blind is a Netflix reality series where singles blind date, only hearing each other, with the goal of...