Life’s a Beach: A sun-drenched culmination of the Leicester group’s tongue-in-cheek ways
Easy Life are back, this time with their debut album Life’s a Beach. After a spate of mixtapes and singles across...
Year: 2021
One person protests change the world, not just in Britain: Why we should Kill the Bill
Today’s Britain has been made poorer, less tolerant and less safe by the passing of the Police and Crime Bill....
Squid take you on a sonic journey through the Bright Green Field
Brighton-based quintet Squid have slowly been releasing tracks since back in 2016, with some notable highlights being the 2018 single...
Screaming in Silence: ‘Sound of Metal’ Review and Analysis
*this review contains spoilers* Sound of Metal is Darius Marder’s (co-writer of The Place Beyond The Pines) tremendous directorial debut. It is...
Inclusive but Disconnected: 2021 Academy Awards Roundup
The 93rd Oscars night came and went like the flash of the distanced cameras, despite their being unable to catch their...
This is Telex: Belgian electro-pioneers receive the Mute treatment
Ask somebody about the early days of electronic music and people are likely to mention groups like The Human League...
Superwhat? Supervillain – Czarface’s latest venture with DOOM solidifies their quirky panache
May has brought MF DOOM’s first posthumous project, a collab with East Coast based hip hop group Czarface. Super What? dropped on...
When lockdown is over the government should bring back Eat Out to Help Out
Throughout August 2020 the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, with a total cost of £849 million to the British...
Cherry review: An epic and sobering tale
Cherry is an epic and sobering tale of a misfit-turned-war veteran-turned outlaw, who is demonised by his PTSD and free falls...
2021 Literary Calendar: Women Writers to Read this Year
March Credit: Amazon Of Women and Salt by Gabriela Garcia (March 30th) This is a story of immigration, detailing cigar factories...
