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Bears in Black Mirror
Just like seemingly everyone else who has access to the internet, my Christmas holiday was spent gripped by Black Mirror’s ground-breaking Bandersnatch, an interactive online drama launched by Netflix as part of Charlie Brooker’s dystopic universe. Critics have sung praise for the […]
How to Have the Perfect 2019: Just Realise It Won’t Be Perfect
“2019 is going to be my year!”, “Let’s make 2019 the best year yet!”: By now we’ve all probably seen some social media addicted Facebooker write a really unnecessary memoir reflecting on […]
Exclusive preview of 70-50 Bass Culture @ University of Westminster.
70-50 Bass Culture, a four week long exhibition at the University of Westminster, pays testament to the monumental impact that Jamaica has had on the British music scene. As a […]
Second-hand Shopping: Sustainable, Ethical, Affordable
Remember Macklemore’s ‘Thrift Shop’? Not long after that song’s release, I was joking to my friend about how she had suddenly started to love shopping at Oxfam, despite her refusing […]
Exclusive Review: Hospitality In The Park @ Finsbury Park.
Hospitality in the Park was very highly anticipated amongst fans, with an incredible line up boasting some of the finest drum & bass DJs across the globe, so being able to […]
Exclusive preview: Hospitality in the Park @ Finsbury Park.
With our next academic year looming just around the corner, what better way to keep summer going than by attending one final festival right before term begins? Less than an […]
New academic year, New you!
We’ve all probably fallen victim to the idea that as soon as the clock strikes midnight on December 31st, we’re going to radically change our personalities and suddenly become committed […]
Review of Friction’s album launch @ The Pickle Factory.
Despite ‘Connections’ being his debut album, Friction is definitely no novice when it comes to the drum & bass scene. Since the release of his first single in 1998 he […]
Why it’s good to do more solo
Recently, I came across an article about why everyone should go to a techno night by themselves at least once in their lives. The initial headline automatically drew me in […]