"A space to unite": An evening with Manchester's new anti-fascist event series, Multi
As a direct response to far-right attacks last summer, the student-led event group Multi bring people and music together to fight discrimination
As a direct response to far-right attacks last summer, the student-led event group Multi bring people and music together to fight discrimination
Brilliantly bizarre American-Mancunian songwriter BC Camplight sits down to discuss the recording of his next release, going sober and being an American in Manchester
Salford's White Hotel is at the cutting edge of Manchester's experimental dance music scene, and is a treasured venue that is currently under threat and must be protected
Off of the back of her third album ‘Someday, Now’, Katy J Pearson discusses all things the new album, her creative process and life as an artist
With black midi calling time, frontman Geordie Greep unveils his solo project with The New Sound, a confusing album wedged between old and new
Now that Fat White family have returned with ‘Forgiveness Is Yours’, lead-singer Lias Saoudi has a lot more to say about post-punk, lyricism, and being a Londoner
Manchester’s own Sour Grapes Records brings Meltchester to town again at Projekts Skatepark
Five years on from their previous LP, Fat White Family return to the fore with ‘Forgiveness Is Yours’ without songwriter Saul Adamczewski
Having dominated the focus of alternative radio for several years, Post-Punk has reached peak saturation and must make way for something new
Edition #2 of the Opinion section's rant column. Fuelled by sweaty palms and jabbing fingers on our keyboards, we lament three issues facing students: the library, buses, and…
Texan three-piece instrumentalists Khruangbin return with their newest LP, A LA SALA, demonstrating that a band can grow with the most subtle of changes
The London-based independent record label Chrysalis Records put their best foot forwards at Manchester’s own Gorilla, with rising starlet Gia Ford and the brilliant Marika Hackman