Kings of Leon become the first band to release an album as an NFT – When You See Yourself
Words By Dylan Bryant The Followills are back with yet another album that falls under their unwritten five-syllable album title…
Lana Del Rey, Chemtrails Over The Country Club : A Review
Words by Laila Rumbold-Kazzuz In the nine years since sultry melancholy-pop-ballad Video Games became a cult classic with the aid…
Sea Shanties for Gen Z: A Tik Tok Revival
An interview with Nathan Evans
Black Honey's Izzy B. Phillips discusses upcoming album
Words by Alice Barradale The Brighton-based indie rock band ‘Black Honey’ have announced a headline UK tour for their brand…
Pale Waves – Who Am I? Album Review
Words By Dylan Bryant Following on from the success of their Top 10 debut ‘My Mind Makes Noises’, meeting fans…
IWD 2021: A Playlist
International Women’s Day is one of my favourite days of the year – the opportunity to uplift and celebrate women,…
IWD 2021: Dolly Parton
Words by Grace Curtis Country superstar Dolly Parton has made the headlines twice recently. First, for her insistence that the…
#FreeBritney: An insight into the music industry’s treatment of women
The 13-year conservatorship battle is reflecting the worrying reality for women’s autonomy within the music industry.
Breaking through the noise in a global pandemic
Words by Dylan Bryant The pandemic has ripped through our livelihoods and impacted the music industry in a way no…
Reading and Leeds Festival 2021 to go Ahead!
Following the government announcing the timeline for the easing of Lockdown restrictions on Monday evening, it seems that the UK…
Black Country, New Road’s ‘For the First Time’ Review
Never has an album grown on me in such little time.
Not enough black female artists are being heard in the mainstream - Saltdean singer, Celeste releases debut album and announces Brighton show
Words By Dylan Bryant It’s no secret that Celeste is making her mark in today’s music industry. Although, it’s a…
Arlo Parks – ‘Collapsed In Sunbeams’ review.
Resilience, compassion, and poetic beauty: The voice of Generation Z.
Folklore and Evermore: An exploration of Taylor Swift’s Lockdown Endeavours
Words By Claire Cunningham, Grace Curtis and Robyn Cowie As the world turned to the arts for distraction during the…
Nothing But Thieves: Moral Panic
Words by Alice Barradale Question: Did I really stay up from 1am to listen to the complete album front to…
‘Do you hear that thunder? That's the sound of strength in numbers.’ IDLES: Ultra Mono
IDLES: Ultra Mono, an album that 2020 desperately needed. The album’s restless energy and upbeat anger reflects the chaos and…
Michael Kiwanuka Wins 2020 Mercury Prize
Words by Percy Walker-Smith Released in November of last year, Michael Kiwanuka’s third album, Kiwanuka, soared to number two in…
Sussex Musical Theatre Society (SMuTs)
Words By Harrison Fitzgerald At Sussex, as I am sure you are by now aware, there are literally hundreds of…
Exploring Black is King; Beyonce’s ‘passion project’
Words by Ellie Harbinson You know that feeling when you watch something and are left with a burning sensation to…
“If they go, they will never come back.” Brighton’s music scene post-lockdown and the importance of #SaveOurVenues.
Words by Alice Barradale Like many lovers of Rock and Roll, Brighton’s ‘standby’ for independent music venues is a haunting…