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Forming in 2012, bedhed are a four-piece from West Sussex that specialise in punk rock. Having worked on individual projects previously, Chris Robertson (guitars), Matt Webb (bass), Tom Carlberg (drums) and James […]

‘Tongue’ is the latest sonic wonderland to be birthed into universe by Brighton based quartet, Golding. The first single to be heard from their upcoming Platinum Black EP demonstrates Golding’s absolute strength […]

Since Drown dropped in late 2014, eight-time award winners Bring Me The Horizon have been shocking fans with their drastic change in musical style. Straying largely from their metalcore roots, the new material has […]

Labour was told by acting leader Harriet Harman to not oppose the welfare bill, proposing a limit on child benefits to two children. The left of Labour instead organised a revolt of sorts, with 48 MPs opposing the […]

Post-hardcore outfit Furian are set to annihilate the world at large with their rampant EP effort, We Aren’t Who We Are. The four-piece, hailing from Liverpool and Bradford, have created a fearsome, savage sound, […]

Buried in Verona have gained a cult following in the metalcore scene through the release of their brutal albums Saturday Night Sever and Notorious. Both these albums were infested with crushing breakdowns and […]

With the Labour leadership contest in full swing, many of you may be starting to ponder over who to vote for.  Perhaps Jeremy Corbyn, with his veteran left-winger charm? Or maybe Liz Kendall, with her […]

I wouldn’t describe myself as a ‘Swiftie’ but I will admit that Taylor Swift is my guilty pleasure. I mean, who doesn’t love lip syncing wildly to ‘Shake It Off’ while dancing around the kitchen? Apart from maki […]

The Smiths are a peculiar band; they tend to be the go-to 80’s indie-pop band, and are often classed as clichéd. Yet, their 1986 third album The Queen Is Dead is known both as revolutionary and pretentious. […]

Our inspirations are what drive us forward. They encourage us to make certain decisions, to pick certain paths. Inspirations can come in a vast array of forms, but one of the most common is people. This is a […]

Cinema – it’s familiar and beloved form of expression to many interested in visual art. After all, both are visual mediums, and many of the same principles and creativity that can be seen in traditional art are […]

Eton Rifles // The Jam

My earliest memory of music started in the back of a car. Most journeys consisted of a cassette being played called The Sound of the Suburbs. It was a compilation album of the late 70s and […]

After a galling worse-than-the-worst-case-scenario election defeat in May, the Labour Party has, understandably, given off the impression of being largely in a state of shock.

Half a decade’s efforts of […]

Vladimir Nabokov’s 1955 novel Lolita chronicles the sexual relationship between a 12 year old girl, Dolores Haze, otherwise known as Lolita, and her 38 year old step-father, Humbert Humbert. For many already f […]

Hand held cameras, night vision and a group of rowdy teenagers don’t often inspire confidence when watching horror films, but The Gallows (directed by Travis Cluff and Chris Lofing) seems to have bucked recent […]