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The aesthetic of The Computer Did It’s album art meshes vapourwave and psychedelia, whilst the open window is reminiscent of Aldous Huxley’s The Doors of Perception. The album art alone promises discovery and […]

In this dreary weather, everyone has started planning their summers and Truck Festival is definitely something to consider. Celebrating their 20th birthday, Truck Festival have been hit with positive feedback […]

You may remember the Labour Party’s internal party elections, whereby members had the option to vote online. With this in mind, it is feasible that the future of UK general elections might follow suit. However, is […]

There are two schools of thought when it comes to Lisa Simpson – some see her episodes and character as an intellectually enhanced, and socially shunned, creative thinker. Others, however, view her as a […]

February Second brought a little Celt band ‘Matthew and the Atlas’ to Islington, London to play a venue they’d wanted to for a while. One of the hidden gems in London is the ‘Union Chapel’ which is exactly a […]

New Scottish festival, TRNSMT, will be replacing T in the Park this summer as the former festival takes a yearlong hiatus.

Held on Glasgow Green from July 7-9, the same weekend T is traditionally held, the new […]

Returning to Manchester for its seventh year, Parklife 2017 boasts arguably its biggest lineup to date, combining the best names in dance and house music, alongside indie bands and up-and-coming grime […]

Field Day is back for another year at London’s Victoria Park. Located in the East End of London, the alt hip-hop festival has this year been condensed into a single day of music and judging by the line up, it is s […]

February brings with it a whole new host of games to play and enjoy. From exploring a world of yarn to battling with a renegade alien faction and even heading to wartime Italy, there’s something for everyone this […]

Manchester by the Sea is a coming of age tale, intertwining coping with personal loss. Subsequently, dealing with what life throws at you unexpectedly. One of the most critically applauded films of last […]

Combining some of the biggest names in music with the best upcoming talent, it’s no surprise that Reading & Leeds Festival is one of the UK’s most popular musical platforms.

The festival takes place from 25th – […]

Jackie is that rare thing in film: a brutal, unflinching, exploration of a life imploding. Dark and honest, it’s a refreshing antidote to the no holds barred spectacle that usually accompanies awards se […]

Patrick Ness’ short novel A Monster Calls, itself based on an idea by Siobhan Dowd, finally made the leap from concept to cinema blockbuster in late 2016/early 2017. Bittersweet is a term which will be r […]

Rent is a fairly undervalued musical created by Jonathan Larson, opening in 1996, centralising around themes of love, loss, diversity and self-discovery. The original production won 4 Tony Awards (including Best […]

In the midst of a cold, dark and long winter, as well as a new year, ‘A Jagged Gorgeous Winter’ by the alternative indie band The Main Drag is the anthem we all need right now. Containing many nuances to the l […]

Kendal calling announces first line up featuring headliners Manic Street Preachers and Franz Ferdinand.

The multi-award winning Kendal Calling is due to take place from July 27th-30th this year.

The […]

The ever-growing Marvel universe is releasing more films, Star Wars is keeping up it’s streak of a new film every year. Disney is still adapting their classic hits to live action. Some of our favourite directors, […]

Starring: Miles Teller, JK Simmons

Summary: Written and Directed by newcomer Damien Chazelle, who’s modern day musical La La Land is breaking records this award season. Chazelle’s first wide release film ma […]

After bringing us the likes of Queen and Adam Lambert, The Who, Stereophonics and Faithless in 2016, Isle of Wight festival organisers certainly have a lot to live up to at their sixteenth anniversary of the […]