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Poly Styrene, in many ways, has fallen into a certain degree of obscurity since her band X-Ray Spex split in
Brideshead revisited: Classic literature and the power of
Séamus O'Hanlon reviews and encourages a read of Brideshead Revisited this LGBT+ History Month.
John Keats: Still Relevant 200 Years Later?
John Keats was one of the key figures within the second wave of romantic poets – alongside the likes of
Literary Calendar: Books to Look Forward to in
Emma Rivers introduces twelve of the best books to look forward to in 2021, including powerful poetry, short story collections
The B-52’s: Pioneers of LGBTQI+ activism in the
The punk and new wave scene of the late 70’s and 80’s is often seen as dominated by the angry
‘Penguin Bloom’ review: An incredibly authentic and realistic
Emma Rivers reviews Penguin Bloom, the film based on the true story of Sam Bloom as she learns to understand
Leeds art-rock gurus Mush take on the current
Leeds-based art-rock indie guitar gurus Mush released their second full-length LP this month to much critical acclaim. The album was
Would a ‘Harry Potter’ TV series be magical?
I groaned when I first read the online headline speculating that Harry Potter may be getting a television reboot but
Pom Poko release weird and wonderful second album
January saw the release of Cheater, the second full-length LP by Oslo’s finest art punk outfit Pom Poko. The album
Molchat Doma’s Monument: A gothic snyth-pop dance party
Belarus trio Molchat Doma’s 2018 album ‘Ðтажи’ was deeply ahead of its time, signified by the fact that it has