Just under a decade ago I was attending my first One Direction concert at 11 years old. Now, aged 20, comparing the pop-by-numbers singles from the…
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DIIV – Deceiver: Album Review
There is nothing romanticised about the themes of drug addiction and recovery in Deceiver, it stands as a healing wound that harrowingly captures the intrepid…
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Interview: Amber Run
After the release of their third album, Philophobia, Amber Run are back on the road. Kirsty Macadam caught up with frontman Joe Keogh ahead of…
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Review: Amber Run live at Rock City
After kicking off their UK tour in Manchester, Amber Run returned to their roots in the infamous Rock City, playing to a crowd of adoring…
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Single Review: Highly Suspects – Tokyo Ghoul
Highly Suspects venture into the realms of Hip-Hop on their ghoulish new single ‘Tokyo Ghoul’. When a band or an artist drastically diverts from their…
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Our Top 10 FIFA Songs Of All Time
FIFA. We hate to love it. We love to hate it. With the amount of stick the game franchise gets on a regular basis it’s…
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Top 10 gigs to see in Nottingham
Nottingham is a city proud of its surging musical scene with talent both up-and-coming and established legends being drawn into its’ many iconic venues. With…
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Slipknot – We Are Not Your Kind: Review
Slipknot have had some serious cobwebs to shake off. Frontman Corey Taylor has waged his own battles, entrenched in a state of depression that arose…
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Mabel – High Expectations: Review
Opening with the short but sweet ‘High Expectations’, the intro seems to signify the difficulty she has faced in her life and her need to…
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Review: Nottingham’s Splendour Festival 2019
With a wide variety of musical talent and comedians joining the 25,000 ticket holders, Nottingham’s family-friendly festival was already set to be a success. The…
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