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Howdy, everyone! After a brief 2 week break due to the stresses of uni (woohoo final year), I am BACK with my latest takes on the newest tunes of the week. This week is certainly one for 70s nostalgia, with new tracks from legends AC/DC and Stevie Nicks, as well as a new tune from…
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Kasabian, Eminem and Muse headline the bank holiday festival.
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The frontman confirmed the new music via a brief clip on his official Instagram.
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Is Fleet Foxes second album as brilliant as their debut?
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Max Williams shares his hates and loves of the newest album from classic heavy-rock band Evanescence.
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Live editor Jo Lisney laments at the disappointing newest Evanescence track
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Louise Chase reviews the magic of Lindsey Stirling’s latest release.
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In the first Closer to The Edge of 2017, our writers compile a playlist suitable for another world.
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Amy Lee’s latest attempt at a consistent quintet (more widely known as Evanescence) has peered out of purgatory with their alt-rock return ‘What You Want.’ The pleasing orchestral orgy that their wannabe-goth gathering has found solace in is mostly missing, if not obscured by generic guitar work that is far too potent. Lee’s luscious larynx…
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Amy Scott-Munden wants more justice for indie-folk group To Kill a King!
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The Showstoppers Society’s latest foray onto the Annex stage has showcased all aspects of their talent as the cast danced, sang and acted their way through a show that brought about a furious display of all three of these aspects of musical theatre. Fame is a musical that tackles the apparent smörgåsbord of storylines that…
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Doug James enjoyed the latest show from the SUSU Showstoppers.
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Jasmine Kelly takes a look back at series 1 of Sex and the City 25 years after its initial release!
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To celebrate 10 years of their debut album ‘Bad Blood’, alt-pop four piece Bastille have finally released their mash up cover of TLC’s ‘No Scrubs’ and The XX’s ‘Angels’. Back in 2012, before Bastille were Brit award winning, the band were releasing mixtapes entitled Other People’s Heartache. As the name suggests, these mixtapes featured covers…