Mercury Prize is not just a win for Leeds’ English Teacher, but a win for the North and its rising bands
The first non-London band in a decade to win the Mercury Prize just so happens to be a band the...
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For Your Sins Debuts Dea Matrona’s Entrance into Rock Scene
Eszter Vida reviews irish rock duo Dea Matrona's debut album as they are venture into the territory of pop and...
Wunderhorse’s Golden Touch: Midas Review
Plunging into devastating ballad tracks and blistering singles, the main takeaway I have from Midas, Wunderhorse’s second album, is that...
‘Madness Are Go’ at Kirkstall Abbey
Written & Edited by Erin Clark. The legendary, Camden-native, ska-legends Madness are a band with absolutely nothing toprove. Boasting multiple...
This Is How Tomorrow Moves: Beabadoobee Album Review
Written by Karishma Phandey, edited by Millie Cain. Following her sophomore album Beatopia, the Grunge-Pop Princess softens into her third...
Review : Dance Nation
'Musically shining and hilariously delivering...' Mia Hassan reviews 'Dance Nation.' Energetic. Hilarious. Captivating. Those were the three adjectives I wrote...
Interview with JAMES’ Saul Davies
Written and edited by Millie Cain. Sat outside his home in a pair of Ray-Bans and a denim shirt, he...
‘I am Loyle Carner, take these words and go forward’: Live at The Piece Hall
Written and edited by Millie Cain. The legions of Salomon stomper-wearing students descended into Halifax after battling the downpouring summer...
Barry Adamson at the Brudenell: A Cinematic Night of Intimate Moments and Epic Swing
Written by Joseph Nozedar, edited by Millie Cain. Barry Adamson is an artist unknown to many, but like in most...
James and Razorlight ignite Leeds First Direct Arena
Written by Joe Nozedar, edited by Millie Cain. A glorious Saturday in Leeds saw the city centre become awash withhundreds...