The Frank Fiasco
Coachella should have been a triumphant homecoming for Frank Ocean, the most enigmatic figure in hip-hop as of late. After...
Month: April 2023
From Zeppelin to Vulfpeck – the eclectic variety of Hyde Awake
Leeds University band Hyde Awake are pushing its setlist in each and every direction imaginable, providing a colourful palate of...
‘4EVA’ Track Review: Kaytramine throw down the gauntlet for their upcoming album
A collaboration going back almost a decade has finally landed just in time for summer. One of the most unreal...
Che Lingo genre bends in a way which demonstrates the ebbs and flows of life and his struggles with mental health in second studio album, “Coming Up For Air”
(Trigger warning: Eating Disorder/Mental Health- Depression) South London artist Che Lingo released his debut album in 2020, titled The Worst...
Review: ‘Daisy Jones and the Six’
The start of March heralded the release of one of the most highly anticipated shows of 2023, and with an...
‘The Idol’: Sam Levinson Under Fire Again
TW: Mentions of SA. Director Sam Levinson is back, having taken a step away from Euphoria to work on twisted...
Review: ‘Lord of the Flies’ at Leeds Playhouse
A brilliant new production of Lord of the Flies weaves together electrifying suspense, intense emotions and blood-curdling horror in a...
Disappointed and Surprised: Why the 2023 Best Actress Category was the Most Promising
Although this year’s awards season was not without its controversies, the 2023 Oscars ceremony was relatively smooth-sailing (no envelope mix-ups,...
Review: ‘Pearl’
Ti West's X (2022) was a horror movie set in the 1970s about sneaky pornographers in a remote Texan farmhouse...
Black Country, New Road ‘Live at Bush Hall’: an orchestration of friendship, celebration, and resilience
‘Look at us, BCNR, friends forever’, shouts the 6-piece band in the opener ‘Up Song’, as they return without frontman...
