Fall Out Boy: Thanks For the Memories
Words By Molly Openshaw I remember the first time I heard a Fall Out Boy song. It was Immortals from their American Beauty/American Psycho album in 2015, I was 14.…
The Perks of Being a Wallflower
Trigger Warning for Sexual Assault Words by Charlie Batten When I was thinking of which piece of art has impacted me the most, the one that instantly came to mind…
Interview: Verity Spott
Verity Spott is an alumnus from the University of Sussex and a Brighton based poet about politics and social issues. Verity co-runs the event Horseplay in Brighton which is a…
The Movie Scores of Thomas Newman
Words by Laila Rumbold – Kazzuz Today, I want to talk about Thomas Newman, because Finding Nemo score notwithstanding, I would wager a guess that he is even less of…
Iron Maiden: And The Band Plays On
Words by Simon Edwards I didn’t love music before Iron Maiden. I listened to music, but I had no favourite songs, no favourite albums, no favourite bands – it wasn’t…
Celebrating Women in the Film + TV Industry
In honour of ‘Women’s History Month’ we decided to pay homage to women that have helped shape the Film and TV landscape. Desiree Akhavan – Words by Emma Norris: Desiree…
Black Honey’s Izzy B. Phillips discusses upcoming album
Words by Alice Stevens The Brighton-based indie rock band ‘Black Honey’ have announced a headline UK tour for their brand new album ‘Written & Directed’ Set to land March 19th.…
Editor’s Choice 10
Words by Robyn Cowie Chick Lit is a term in the book world, which historically when used is never deemed as a compliment. Instead it is a term which implies…
Artist Focus: Hannah Shillito
I remember how, during the first lockdown, the rainbows on the windows made by children to support the NHS were a warmth reminder of how art was being utilised to…
Theatre’s to Reopen May 17th Says Downing Street
Words by Elijah Arief Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on the 22nd of February during a government briefing that theatre’s will be allowed to reopen with some restrictions on the…
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 expectations with a new album was never going to be…
Nowness
Words by Indiarose Hanson Growing up in Yorkshire I have always been surrounded by animals. Cats, dogs, horses – you name it. They have always been a part of my…
Inside Llewyn Davis and the Pursuit of Great Artistry
Words by Emma Green The discovery of new art at the precise moment it intersects with your life is wonderfully serendipitous. In 2014, whilst living and working in Bristol, and…
NEW Podcast Alert!
The Media, Arts and Humanities Student Connectors are pleased to announce the launch of the student-led podcast ‘On the Record… with MAH’. Words by Robyn Cowie The MAH Student Connectors…
IWD 2021: A Playlist
International Women’s Day is one of my favourite days of the year – the opportunity to uplift and celebrate women, their achievements and their future? Absolutely. Words by Rosie Graham…
IWD 2021: WandaVision
For International Women’s Day, I wanted to talk about the piece of art that has been giving me all my girl power as of late, Marvel’s new smash-hit series, WandaVision.…
IWD 2021: Dolly Parton
Words by Grace Curtis Country superstar Dolly Parton has made the headlines twice recently. First, for her insistence that the plans to erect a statue of her at the Tennessee…
IWD 2021: Writing as a Woman in Brighton
Brighton based writer of “One Morning, One Moment” discusses the role of gender in writing and how women are represented in literature. Words by Molly Openshaw Sarah Rayner is the…
‘On the day testing’ is Key to Theatres and Nightclubs Reopening
Words By Elijah Arief On February 15th the Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a Downing Street briefing detailing how lateral flow testing is key for nightclubs, theatres and other entertainment…