Review: Southampton City Art Gallery – ‘Truly a Hidden Gem of our City’
The Art Gallery is home to incredibly well-known artists such as Monet and Renoir, Becky Davies and Kay Miller verdict it as the true hidden gem of Southampton.
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Review: The Japanese House and Justin Vernon – ‘Dionne’
The Japanese House’s new vibey collab with Justin Vernon gets 4 stars from Georgie.
Review: Dua Lipa ft. Madonna and Missy Elliot – ‘Levitating [The Blessed Madonna Remix]’; A Cultural Reset
Is the ‘Levitating’ remix the best thing that has ever happened? Quite possibly according to Morgan.
Review: Travis Scott – The Plan; A Strange Match That Fits into a Larger Picture
With anticipation for Tenet building, The Edge’s Film Editor Theo Smith gives a listen to Travis Scott’s new single in collaboration with the film.
Review: ‘Glue’ – Nat and Alex Wolff; Raw and Honest
Josh shares his thoughts on the newest track from indie duo Nat and Alex Wolff
This Week in Records (24/8/2020) – The Front Bottoms, The Neighbourhood and The Lemon Twigs
This week has been an absolutely fantastic one for new albums. We’ve got new LPs…
Review: Ghost of Tsushima – A Visually Breathtaking Tale
Sam Pegg gives Sucker Punch’s most recent release a thorough look.
Review: Stand Atlantic – Pink Elephant; Perfect Modern Pop-Punk
Charlotte Brennan discusses the newest record from the Australian pop-punk four-piece.
Review: Bon Iver – AUATC; An Important Commentary
Georgie Holmes shares her thoughts on the latest song from Bon Iver.
Review: I DON’T KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME – ‘Leave Me Alone’
Charlotte Brennan discusses the infectiously catchy new single from IDKHOW.
Review: Knuckle Puck- ‘What Took You So Long?’; Modern Pop-Punk At It’s Best
The newest Knuckle Puck single gets some love from Charlotte Brennan.
Review: Regent – ‘Dirty Little Sinner.’; Brit-Pop Heaven
Dirty heavy rock is on the menu with Regent’s newest track
Review: The Young Offenders (Season 3)
VERY MILD SPOILERS AHEAD! The Young Offenders is one of the best shows to come…
Review: Double Kick Heroes
Conor O’Hanlon checks out a heavy metal rhythm game with a great deal of enthusiasm behind it.