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Anna Hall tells us why The Lumineers should be valued for their musicianship, but more importantly, for their modesty. “Can you guys make...
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Staff Writer Orla Whittingham examines this summer’s biggest music industry names, arguing that genuine connections with female and LGBTQ+ audiences are essential for a...
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Staff Writer Cruz Glynka reviews City Splash, following his list of recommendations for London music festivals you shouldn’t miss in the summer of 2024....
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Editor-in-Chief Nia Simeonova presents The Rolling Tones, a nominee at the King’s College London Students’ Union (KCLSU) Awards 2024. With the awards set for...
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09:00 Buffeted by sour commuters? Lost your ticket? Smash on through the barriers to Beastie Boys’ massive Sabotage. Anything is possible. 11:00 Groovy and infectious...
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James Andrewes takes a look at some of year’s most weird and wonderful music videos. Breach – Jack Hair is objectively quite weird, and...
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Online music editor Oscar Davies looks at choral singing, an activity as beneficial to...
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Nick Drake, an English songwriter who did not receive recognition or widespread acclaim during his lifetime, died aged just 26 in 1974 from an...
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Music therapy is as old as music itself, but now it’s being recognised among medical professionals, says Joe Brookes. We are all...
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Joe Brookes, print music editor, talks to Nadine Shah about how her haunting new album, Love Your Dum...
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Matangi, M.I.A.’s third album, isn’t a ‘throwback’, it’s a mess. Matangi, M.I.A.’s ridiculously delayed album release, finally exploded on to the pile-up of...
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The long-awaited album turns out to have an impressive soundscape, but is jaded by unnecessarily long songs. ...
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A student’s guide to London’s opera scene  shows how easy it is to find cheap tickets if...