40 Days of Rewind: Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010)
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is a hip-hop behemoth that stands as one of the most important albums of the 21st century, if not all time, says Evan Smithson.
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TV round-up: 20/03/15 – 26/03/15
This week’s TV round-up sees the continuation of How To Get Away With Murder.
Part 1 Review: Takedown Festival at Southampton University (07/03/15)
Southampton Uni’s own Takedown Festival showed why it’s still the best indoor alternative festival around with this year’s stellar line-up.
Review: Royal Blood at KOKO, Camden (17th February 2015)
Emma Harrison Beesley reviews Royal Blood’s charity show at Koko in Camden that acted as an amazing warm-up to the rock-duo’s performance at this year’s BRIT Awards
Director in Focus: Tim Burton
With Big Eyes being released at the end of the month, it is the perfect…
Review: Kasabian at Bournemouth International Centre (25/11/14)
Kasabian are well established in the music industry. Five albums later and, unlike most bands, their sound is ever developing, somewhere on a spectrum of psychedelic rock with hip-hop style beats.
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9th February Don Broco + We Are The In-Crowd @ o2 Guildhall, Southampton 10th February…
Preview: Wireless Festival (4-6/07/2014)
Wireless is set to be a great weekend of some of the finest urban acts around.
Second wave of acts confirmed for Great Escape 2014
Wild Beasts, George Ezra and MNEK are among the 150 acts added to the line up.
Cosmo – Cosmo
Whilst most of us are wondering how long it will take to see the arrival…
Review: Dexter Series 8
With seven series in the can and a slowly vanishing sense of wonder, everybody’s favourite…
The Darkness at the Guildhall (17/10/2011)
An electric performance from the newly reformed glam-rock act.
Steven Malkmus and the Jicks – Senator
The Peter Pan of alt. rock returns with ‘Senator’
Leave Pop Music ALONE!
Are the consistent charges that the likes of Gaga and Katy Perry make “soulless” music fair? Does pop music cop more than its fair share of flack? Dhanesh Patel “investigates”…