Review: James Blake at Eventim Apollo, London
Georgie Holmes reviews James Blake’s eclectic and exciting gig at Eventim Apollo in London.
Browsing: Music
Artist in Focus: Catfish and the Bottlemen
With their third studio album out today, Georgie Holmes looks at what makes Catfish and the Bottlemen so special.
Artist in Focus: BTS
Eleanor Robinson takes a look at what makes K-Pop group BTS so special.
Artist in Focus: Billie Eilish
Faye Williamson takes a look at the teenage sensation who is enjoying chart success with her debut album.
Introducing: Jorja Smith
With a BRITs British Breakthrough Award and collaborations with some of the biggest names in hip-hop, Jorja Smith is one to watch in 2019 and beyond.
Artist in Focus: Grimes
Faye Williamson takes an in-depth look at the art-pop musician.
Hidden Gems: Undertale
Louise Chase feels determined as she recounts her love for the 2015 indie title Undertale.
In Defence of Mainstream Music
Mainstream music is often dismissed as generic and boring, lacking any real substance, but is it really all that bad?
Christmas Hits – And Why We Hate Them
Our resident Scrooge explores why Christmas songs are so overrated.
Review: Future & Juice Wrld – WRLD On Drugs
Rob Tucker reviews the collaborative release from Future and Juice Wrld.
Review: Quavo – Quavo Huncho
Has the Migos rapper’s solo album arrived too late for the hype train? Rob Tucker reviews.
Review: Muncie Girls w/ The Hard Aches at The Joiners, Southampton
Robyn Sparkes reviews the last night of the combined Muncie Girls and The Hard Aches tour at The Joiners
Freshers’ Survival Guide: For the Gigs and Giggles
Jed Wareham discusses why attending gigs can make for a stress-free Freshers.
Artist in Focus: Ezra Furman
Ezra Furman’s electric performance in Brixton promotes his album Transangelic Exodus: an exploration of queer identity in a world of illegal angels and ‘straight authorities’,