All posts tagged Germany
Exclusive Review of Suspiria (2018) – leaves you gasping not sighing!
In 1977, Dario Argento released Suspiria, which became a classic and influential entry in the Italian Giallo horror genre. A remake has been in the works for a decade, only […]
Where to Head: This Summer’s Best European Festivals
With the commencement of the summer months, post-exam plans are at the forefront of every uni-student group chat and kitchen-table discussion. Sunshine must be on the cards, along with this […]
Lotte’s War by Lotte Moore
**An interesting and informative read about an infamous and dramatic event! ** Lotte’s War is both an autobiography and historical novel. Although short, it entails Lotte Moore’s life before, during […]
In Conversation with: Von Marlon
After a stint in Germany, the Peckham-based Von Marlon embarks on his first self-produced EP, Closure, an intimate record saturated with gritty underground of Berlin techno. CUB caught up with […]
‘I can see your underwear from down here’: Live Review of Royal Republic @ KOKO, 01/12/17
Bring forth the crown, “the Royal” is in town! On Friday, the 1st of December 2017 at KOKO in Camden, Royal Republic did their line justice: The band brought magnificently […]
What to do in your Reading Week: a guide to Europe’s photography galleries
After a seemingly endless summer, uni has officially started. The average student’s life now comprises solely of lengthy hungover lecture hours and mentally crippling visits to the library. All are […]
Why the travel ban won’t bring a halt to terrorist threat in the US
President Trump, after being in office for 12 days, signed 18 executive orders and memorandums. Surprisingly, the figure falls one short of the executive orders and memorandums signed by President […]
Year Abroad. Part 13: Bridging the Gap
New year, new semester. After a two-week baptism of fire in the French examination system, culminating in a gym furnished with 400 white plastic garden chairs, in which examiners answer […]
Obama’s Foreign Policy: Triumphs and Missteps
Barack Obama took office in 2009 with the upmost confidence that he would be able to dramatically improve America’s relationships with many states around the world. Eight years down the […]