Sleeper’s Louise Wener talks ‘The It Girl’ ahead of the 25th Anniversary Tour
Formed in London in 1992, Sleeper quickly became one of the biggest British bands of the nineties – with eight...
In The Middle
“More of the Universe, more time with you”: Doctor Who’s same-sex storyline and seeing myself in fiction
This year, during the New Year’s special of Doctor Who, companion Yasmin Khan (Mandip Gill), or ‘Yaz’ to her friends,...
Theatre Group’s Nothing: Review
Alice Walker as ‘Vandal’ Set within a therapist’s waiting room, Theatre Group’s Nothing addresses serious issues of mental health, sexual...
Leeds alumni Alt-J change up their eclectic sound on new album ‘The Dream’
From Crypto to COVID, our own University of Leeds alumni Alt-j released their latest album ‘The Dream’ last week with...
Review: This Is Going To Hurt – Kay’s Series puts NHS Work Pressure Under the Knife
Adam Kay’s much anticipated adaptation pulls no punches on the mental health crisis in medicine. If you’re a non-medic and...
Los Bitchos gets Brudenell dancing on a stormy Thursday evening
Fresh from the release of their debut album Let the Festivities Begin!, London’s Los Bitchos treated a sold out Brudenell Social...
Liverpool’s Stone close out tour with a Sunday night show at Brudenell Social Club
Formed in Liverpool, indie rock band Stone have been making waves in the alternative rock scene since their performance at...
In conversation with Alt-J’s Gus Unger-Hamilton ahead of the new release ‘The Dream’
Leeds-originated folktronica trio alt-J are set to release their fourth studio album, entitled The Dream, today. Ahead of the release, I...
The Night Café show their class at a sold out Stylus show
Leeds was the focal point of a circular journey for The Night Café over the course of the pandemic. Playing...
Barnsley’s Hands Off Gretel talks independence, punk rock…and Coldplay
Barnsley’s premier alt-rock tour de force, Hands Off Gretel recently played an incredible show at The Brudenell Social Club in...
