Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 08/02/2012 Any band that opens a set with a cover of Pulp isn’t just there to

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When I was younger I had an unashamed love for Christmas. I was one of those children that couldn’t sleep

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There was an air of anticipation among the crowd in Leeds University Union’s Mine awaiting Ghostpoet’s postponed October gig. We

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After seeing Patchwork Grace playing in our very own Leeds University Union one lunch time on their WE7 tour, I

This is a typical Woody Allen movie, which is to say, “a cliché is a cliché for a reason”. I

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In recent years, hip hop has become one of the most popular music genres in the world. Like any popular

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Listen to me and I’ll sing you a song And the time will go by ‘Til you never know where

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Are you sick of horror films being marketed towards teenage boys, formulated in a land where extraneous female nudity is

Judging by the crowds spilling out of the NME tent at Reading Festival this year, Bombay Bicycle Club have come

I remember my father placing an ominous disk onto a stack in our living room every weekend. The notes that

Walking on stage at the Brudenell Social Club last Sunday night, Emma Lee Moss cut an impressive figure. Tall and

Hanna, directed by Joe Wright, was released earlier this year, boasting an excellent cast including Saoirse Ronan as the titular

Heavenly Creatures has recently been re-released on Blu-Ray, 17 years after its original theatrical release. It’s generally been seen as

The youth of Great Britain today has lost its voice. And yet, we’ve certainly got plenty to be shouting about

Sucker Punch, released in April this year and directed and written by Zack Snyder, he of 300 and Watchmen fame,