COP26: A Test of British Soft Power and the World’s Left and Right
Featured Image: Wikipedia Britain, apparently, used to be known for its common sense. The country with the practicality, wealth and...
Month: November 2021
Lucy Spraggan wows crowds with an intimate acoustic set at The Warehouse
Almost a decade since she first graced our screens, Lucy Spraggan played an acoustic show at The Warehouse on the...
Melbourne’s premier export Amyl and the Sniffers announce an English tour for 2022
After tight covid-based travel restrictions in Australia are slightly eased, giants of garage punk Amyl and the Sniffers are finally...
Heirs to the Throne: DMA’S wrap up mammoth UK run in Leeds
‘Never Before’ (if you’ll excuse the pun) has a band from the other side of the world slotted in so...
Sustainable Seafood for Christmas Day
There’s no denying it. Christmas is on its way whether we like it or not (I certainly don’t!) Bonfire night,...
The Ethics of Eliminating Mosquitos
Mosquitos have often been referred to as the ‘deadliest’ animals on the planet, responsible for the deaths of millions worldwide....
Ye confronts divorce, grief and parenthood on new single ‘Life Of The Party’
From a failed bid at presidency ending in humiliation, to a very public divorce from wife Kim Kardashian, Kanye West...
How will the energy crisis impact students?
With the wholesale cost of natural gas reaching record highs, the UK is braced for a winter energy crisis which...
Taylor Swift takes us back to 2012 with the re-release of ‘Red’
During Covid, we thought she would stop. She gave us Folklore. Post Folklore we thought she would stop. She gave us 'Evermore', the...
Sydney’s Gang of Youths set to support Sam Fender in Leeds
Following the announcement of their third album Angel in Realtime, Gang of Youths are out to impress in Leeds later this...
