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...
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...
Nubiyan Twist bring new their album ‘Find Your Flame’ to Project House
Written by Jess O'Brien, edited by Millie Cain. Nine-piece band from Leeds, Nubiyan Twist, launched their fourth album, Find YourFlame,...
Album Review: Maggie Rogers’ Don’t Forget Me (2023)
Written by Kate Moxon, edited by Millie Cain. I first discovered Maggie Rogers in the January of 2019 when her...
Live At Leeds in the Park 2024 – A buffet of talent to kick off festival season
Written & Edited by Erin Clark As the first £8 pints were reluctantly purchased and the first portaloos christened, the...
Album Review: All for Something by Tiny Habits
Written by Lucas Assagba. Edited by Millie Cain. ‘We say the same phrase at the same tempo, as we get...
Interview: Tiny Habits on Social Media, Folk Music, and the Art of Being Happy
Written by Lucas Assagba. Edited by Millie Cain. 2023 was a year for trios. Boygenius made their big comeback; MUNA...
Leeds Festival Unveils New Stages & Local Artists
Written and edited by Millie Cain With less than 100 days to go, Reading and Leeds Festival have unveiled plans...