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...
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Tyler, the Creator’s ‘The Estate Sale’: a review
The deluxe album trend. Some love it, some loath it. Lil Uzi Vert has been praised for reigniting the release...
Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Boulevard: Review
Try not to say mother challenge. Elizabeth Grant. Queen of the Trailer Park. Sparkle Jump Rope Queen. Lizzy Grant. The...
The Experience of a Woman in Higher Education Entering the Professional World
The nature of the experience of higher education for women at University of Leeds is something which has come to...
Yazmin Lacey’s ‘Voice Notes’: In Conversation, Warm to the Touch, and Constantly on the Move
‘Flylo Tweet’ opens the album and it feels like you open your eyes. You open your eyes and Albion Street...
From Nothing to a Little Bit More: The Successful Evolution of The Lathums
The second album is a difficult hurdle for any band to overcome. For The Lathums, this task was only made...
EUDAIMONIA: Leeds RAG’s raw portrayal of a journey to hope
The much-awaited Leeds RAG fashion show finally took to the stage last Friday, with a range of talented designers, models,...
The paranoid, intoxicated world of slowthai’s UGLY
slowthai, the Northampton antihero emcee who hardly needs an introduction after his previous two LPs, has delivered his passion project...
The Hidden Gem of Sustainable Fashion: a visit to the Oxfam Batley Hub
The joy of finding a charity shop gem is like no other. And that thrill doesn’t end in the charity...
Rat Party: Leeds’ Vacuum Sealed Queer Techno Treasure Trove
Friday 3rd February, midnight. At first glance, it looks something like a renaissance painting. Hungry black shadows eating up the...
