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My favourite Queer Artist – Pale Waves
Callum Joynes shares his thoughts on pop-punk band Pale Waves.
Hopeless desolation and relentless anguish: The Cure – ‘Songs of a Lost World’ album review
After 16 years, The Cure has returned with an exquisitely desolate album, Songs of a…
Songwriter Spotlight Roundup: Ross Golan, Tom Mann & Ines Dunn
A huge part of the underrated scene of the music industry is truly the songwriters…
The Cure – ‘Alone’ single review: After 16 years Robert Smith returns with a despairing and evocative song from a Lost World
Anton Allegranza Quicke reviews The Cure’s first new music in 16 years.
One of the most successful albums of 2024: A review of Suki Waterhouse’s ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’
Grace Henery reviews Suki Waterhouse’s first second studio album, ‘Memoir of a ‘Sparklemuffin’.
Our Favourite Queer Artists!
Our Team explain why these Queer Artists are their favourite.
Our Favourite One-Hit Wonders: Feel It Still by Portugal the Man
Released and popularised in 2017, “Feel It Still” was on the radio, everywhere, all the…
Songs to Transport You on Holiday: Modjo – Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (2000)
Discover the song that mentally transports Esha Sanyal on holiday.
Songs to Transport You on Holiday: Thirsty Merc – In the Summertime (2005)
Thirsty Merc’s ‘In the Summertime’ transports former Editor-in-Chief Callum Joynes on holiday!
Songs to Transport You on Holiday: Whigfield – Saturday Night (1992)
Whigfield’s ‘Saturday Night’ transports Rosie Spurrier on holiday.
Review: Millie Manders and the Shut Up- Wake Up, Shut Up, Work
Kye Preston finds the face-hitting album of 2024 so far!
One-Hit Wonder Lookback: Vance Joy – Riptide (2013)
Rosie Spurrier’s favourite one-hit wonder is Vance Joy’s 2013 hit ‘Riptide’.
One-Hit Wonder Lookback: Portugal. The Man – Feel It Still (2017)
A one-hit wonder or not? Alaskan band Portugal. The Man are an interesting case in…
Pop-Punk: The Ultimate Genre for Summer? 5 Songs which Prove That
Think that pop-punk is only for sad early 2000’s teenagers? Think again! Although the genre…