Dylan John Thomas at the 1865!
Deputy Editor Kye reviews the latest gig of Dylan John Thomas ahead of his UK tour.
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Book Review: Cinematic Universe – A Celebration of DC at the Movies
Editor in Chief, Rosie reviews the latest celebration of DC.
Nostalgic News: Don’t Worry Darling turns 2!
2 years after its release, Ellie returns to the Psychological thriller that is Don’t Worry Darling.
We Out Here Festival 2024- A testament to the human condition
Kye Preston takes us through We Out Here Festival 2024!
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…
Nick Mason’s Saucerful of Secrets: a testament to Pink Floyd’s formative years!
Nick Mason, the drummer of Pink Floyd and the only member to have appeared on…
Forbidden! The Ethics of Listening to Problematic Artists
Jasmine Kelly assesses the pros and cons of listening to “problematic” and “cancelled” artists.
Nutty as ever, Ska icons Madness rock Guildhall Square!
Deputy Editor Kye, reviews Madness at Southampton’s Guildhall Square.
The Ultimate Summer Festival Survival Guide
Susanna Robertson-Sheath provides her guide to living your best life at festivals this summer!
Review: Showstoppers’ Fame @ The Annex Theatre
The Showstoppers Society’s latest foray onto the Annex stage has showcased all aspects of their…
Bleachers – ‘Bleachers’ album review: colourful, unpredictable and experimental
Jasmine Kelly checks out the latest album from Jack Antonoff’s Bleachers
‘Now we’re spending every single day together, and that’s such a beautiful thing’: Crawlers’ Liv May on their debut album, social media, and influences
Laura Ellison chats to Crawlers’ Liv May following the release of their debut album.
Review: Canned Pineapple @ Rude Giant Bar – 4/11/2023
There are many words you can use to describe Canned Pineapple but boring is not…
With over 800 hours of Doctor Who content now on iPlayer, “Doctor Who, What and Where to Start?”
Susanna Robertson-Sheath delves into the intricate history of the Classic Doctor Who Doctors.