Gender-based violence is a silenced epidemic
Words by Alice Stevens, Arts Online Editor “Text me when you get home x. ” This common procedure carried out by most women reflects a darker truth within our society…
Sea Girls perform at CHALK
Words by Dylan Bryant Since being rescheduled due to the pandemic, the anticipation for this gig was high and my +1 ticket was in demand, making me very popular with…
White Lotus or White Locusts?
Words by Issy Anthony Upon my mother’s suggestion, I recently watched (read: binged) The White Lotus, a darkly comic satire following a group of wealthy elites staying at an exclusive…
Review: The Love Letters of Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West
Words by Saskia May ‘I am glad that our love has weathered so well’, renowned modernist writer Virginia Woolf wrote in her diary in October 1940. Woolf was, of course,…
Reproductive Rights in 2021
Words by Alice Stevens TW: Abortion and rape This year for In Review, I want to dedicate a space to an area that is very close to my heart –…
Artist Focus: Alice Pierre
Words by Éloïse Armary Alice Pierre is a photographer-writer, she was born and raised in Paris, studied Photography in Montreal, and is finishing her MA in Creative Writing here in…
Maisie Peters – ‘You Signed Up For This’ Album Review
Words by Dylan Bryant Born and raised in a small town just outside of Brighton, Maisie Peters has a natural talent for writing extremely catchy acoustic tracks that have earnt…
A Review of The Woman in Black
By Ali Arief I would be lying to you all if I said that I wasn’t super excited to see this absolute wonder of a play. As soon as I…
Metafiction-Realism and Marxist Writing in Rooney’s Beautiful World, Where Are You?
By Molly Openshaw On the 7th September, Sally Rooney released her third and arguably most anticipated novel yet. After the release of Normal People, which was subsequently adapted into a…
Billie Eilish Album Review : Happier Than Ever
Produced by Finneas, Billie Eilish has released her second album, Happier Than Ever. Words by Molly Openshaw Starting with the first song, I have delved into the meaning behind each…
Isle of Wight based two-piece ‘Wet Leg’ impress with new single
Words by Dylan Bryant Guitar based Indie act ‘Wet Leg’ have signed to Domino Records and released their new single ‘Chaise Longue.’ Armed with guitars, a taste for French disco…
Newton Faulkner Live at The Clapham Grand (Review)
Words By Dylan Bryant (Music Editor) To be able to write ‘I went to a live gig’ is enough; but add a beautiful 1900’s venue, a crowd full of avid…
Read now: The Burrow
The arts team has been hard at work curating this reworking of the paper’s longstanding arts pull out. This year The Burrow is an outlet of artistic expression, representing the…
Deep Dive into Royal Blood’s upcoming album; Typhoons
Words by Luke Thomson Brighton based band Royal Blood will be releasing their 3rd album Typhoons on the 30th of April, 4 years since their sophomore record How Did We…
Review – When the Lights Went Out : Britain in the Seventies
Words by Adam Kerry A new London airport in the Thames, referenda on EU membership, and radical zines. All sounds very 2010s right? Well yes and no. This is actually…
How I Ended up Running the Only Cinema in Brighton
Words By Laila Rumbold – Kazzuz In October 2020, Brighton’s cinemas announced that they were closing, or ‘hibernating’ as Cineworld put it. Duke of York’s Picturehouse and Dukes at Komedia,…
Interview: Wolf Alice Discusses ‘Blue Weekend’
After a four-year-long hiatus, the London-based alternative rock band Wolf Alice has announced their third album ‘Blue Weekend’, and it's a banger.
A Well Awaited Festival
Words by Elijah Arief Brighton is set to play host to it’s annual Brighton Fringe Festival on the 28th of May after receiving a £143,000 fund from the governments Arts…
Review: Klara in the Sun
Words By Hanani Aslam Klara and the Sun, Kazuo Ishiguro’s eighth novel and first book since winning the Nobel Prize in 2017, presents an elegant tale about artificial intelligence, love,…
Missing the Movies: Our Favourite Cinema Memories
With the hope and anticipation of cinema’s reopening soon, here are some favourite memories that remind us of the power of cinema. Parasite and a Post-Pub Trip by Emma Frith…