Spotify Wrapped or Data Collection Glamorized?
It’s nearly time again for “Spotify Wrapped” — or in other words, it’s that time of year when, on top
A Dar(e)ing Foray into Bodily Fluids and Faulty
So it’s like 2pm on Wednesday and I’m one flask of instant coffee and two RAND cold brews deep in
Do Pop Stars Have a Responsibility to be
Where would you place these artists on the political compass, or should we be expecting their public engagement, asks Uta
From Pub Gigs to Global Stardom: Sam Fender
Poppi Andelin takes a deepdive into Sam Fender’s career, from playing North Shields pubs and open mics to selling out
Olivia Rodrigo’s new Guts World Tour film isn’t
In a world where live music is becoming arguably inaccessible to many, can people afford to be forking out upwards
When Did We All Start Acting Like BRATs?
Amidst BRAT tour controversy, Jess Cooper looks at the post-pandemic concert etiquette crisis. Brittany Broski is the wine aunt of the
Live At Leeds in the City: Ones to
Dan Brown breaks down the best acts to see this weekend at Live At Leeds in the city 2024! It’s
Album Review: Fontaines D.C.’s Romance
Vibrant, eclectic and transportive, Fontaines D.C.’s fourth studio album Romance is a feat not only of music, but of worldbuilding.
Gig Review: Blossoms at Leeds O2 Academy
Blossoms are back, this time bringing fresh sounds from their latest album Gary (2024), to venues across the UK and
The Libertines: What has become of the likely
There is a timeless quality in the washing away of other people’s sweat from yourself after a gig. That first