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It seems amazing to think that next year marks the end of a decade. For many of us, that time represents the move from primary school to secondary, to sixth form and well into university – but it isn’t just us that have changed. The world is a completely different place than it was ten…
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Records editor Mollie Potter takes us through her personal top ten Eurovision entries of all time!
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When it comes to Indie music, there’s not quite an Indie band like the Isle of Wight five piece masterpiece, Plastic Mermaids. The way that they orchestrate their instruments, collaboratively perform together, has never made me feel so eccentric and alive at a live performance ever. Supporting act for the night was Isle of Wights…
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Grace Eshel reflects on teen horror movie, I Know What You Did Last Summer.
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Harry Geeves dubs John Mayer’s new single as an ‘Africa’ by Toto lite.
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After only two months since his last release, teen sensation Alfie Templeman is back with a bright and groovy single that couldn’t be any more infectious. ‘Forever Isn’t Long Enough’ takes a lot of inspiration from 80s synthpop but gives the vintage sound a more modern twist that results in a fantastic track that has…
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A hauntingly beautiful new Sleeping at Last instrumental track gets top marks from Georgie Holmes.
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As festivals couldn’t happen in the normal capacity that we are used to, some of our writers reflect back on some memorable Glasto performances over the last 20 years!
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Eduard Gafton takes an extremely thorough look at Naughty Dog’s latest.
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Some of our writers reflect on the biggest stories from the second half of the 2010s.
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We interview Bowling For Soup guitarist Chris Burney as they bring their Christmas tour to Southampton’s O2 Guildhall
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Tash Williamson interviews whenyoung, the lovely trio from Limerick, Ireland
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Christian Wise re-evaluates Rian Johnson’s depiction of the iconic hero of the Star Wars saga.
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For the sake of journalistic ethics, I will start this review with a disclaimer: The Fratellis are my favourite band. I understand that musically they’re not exactly at the cutting edge, their records aren’t going to be generation-defining like Zeppelin, or U2, or Oasis, but I just loved the sound, the big choruses and the…