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Sony have cited manufacturing demand as the reason behind the latest delay.

Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End have been further delayed. In a post on the PlayStation Blog, SCEA CEO Shawn Layden explained that the […]

On the first day of March I finally got to see Sundara Karma, in a clustered bar that sold out save for one ticket. It’s not unreasonable to say that Sundara Karma are the most exciting up-and-coming band at the m […]

After 2015’s event established itself as one of the UK’s leading festivals, Citadel returns in 2016 with the freshly announced Caribou and Lianne La Havas joining headliners Sigur Rós, who will be making a Lond […]

“There’s too much space between us and you guys so it would bring us closer together if you could sing along to any of our songs”, says Baroness singer John Baizley of the gulf in space between audience and band […]

I came across photos of Christopher Kane’s most recent collection the other day, and they reminded me why fashion should be considered an art form. Kane has been a powerhouse in the British fashion industry for y […]

Heavy Rain and Beyond: Two Souls Collection
Two of PlayStation’s most complex games get a next gen upgrade in this new collection. Originally released in 2010, Heavy Rain follows four people who are involved in […]

Sheffield’s brand-new Outlines Festival saw artists from a spectrum of genres gracing some of the cities most loved venues. Spanning from a mix of established names to some of the music scene’s brightest eme […]

Essex quintet The Scarletts create murky Humbug era Arctic Monkeys style rock on ‘Carousel’. The snappy drums propel the song into motion whilst minimalistic guitar parts adorn the track. The chorus is def […]

Do you ever stop to wonder what music would be without the North West? Adding to the intricate history of Northern alternative-indie rock are Indigo Sky, a five piece formed as teenage friends. Their new single […]

Revolutionary Road wasn’t a film that I would have typically watched at the age of 13 when it was released. However, I had an undying love for Leonardo DiCaprio at the time and profusely pleaded with my mother to […]

In a room above Tufnell Park’s Boston Arms, on an arguably normal Wednesday evening, the lights fade to black and the crowd falls silent as the sound of a trumpet indicates the start of Swim Deep’s wei […]

Title: The Thing Around Your Neck

Author: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

Outline: The Thing Around Your Neck is a collection of short stories by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Throughout the twelve stories, an i […]

Having been long listed for the BBC’s sound of 2016, it’s no surprise that Blossoms have become one of the most talked about up and coming band recently. The Stockport five-piece took the stage at a sold out […]

Blossoms have to be one of the most hyped up and coming bands at present. A great sense of anticipation was felt as people from all corners of the UK flocked into the doors of their sold out show at London’s i […]

Blossoms have to be one of the most hyped up and coming bands at present. A great sense of anticipation was felt as people from all corners of the UK flocked into the doors of their sold out show at London’s i […]

Outrageous, bizarre and utterly ridiculous.

Watching The 1975 grow has been an incredible roller-coaster ride. From the four EP’s released before their debut album, filled with ethereal beauty it gave early […]

After an extended period of quiet, dropping few hints about his new record, Jake Bugg’s unforeseen return occurred on the 16th of February. ‘On My One’ is dark, sparsely accompanied and a concise two minutes and f […]

Post Pop Depression will be the first release of new music from Iggy Pop since he reunited with The Stooges for 2013’s ‘Ready To Die’. This album comes as a collaboration with Queen of the Stone Age front […]

Coldplay are back after just a year and a half of hiatus and they’re bigger than ever. Following the release of 2014’s mellow breakup album, Ghost Stories, the band promised a happier, more colourful record and […]