Amelie Marah, Online Music Editor, delves into her unforgettable experience at Radiohead’s O2 show on Saturday night.
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Amelie Marah, Online Music Editor, and Poppy Fellows, Print Climate Editor, discuss the highlights of Exeter’s Battle of the Bands 2025.
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Online Music Editor Amelie Marah discusses the 2025 Glastonbury Festival lineup and the mysterious group listed as “Patchwork.”
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Amelie Marah interviews up-and-coming local band, The Retrospect, ahead of their set at Battle of the Bands in Cavern
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Amelie Marah couples her previous article on the lack of recognition of female indie artists with some recommendations on women who are currently defining the genre
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Amelie Marah describes her experience at the recent ‘Southwest Does It Best’ music event at Exeter Phoenix, praising the local indie talent on offer
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‘Indienational’ Women’s Day – it’s time for more recognition of alternative female artists
Ahead of International Women’s Day, Amelie Marah discusses the longstanding lack of recognition of female artists within the indie music scene
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Amelie Marah discusses the brilliant local indie talent on offer in Exeter, emphasising the pure joy gained from witnessing live music
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Amelie Marah, Online Music Editor, delves into her unforgettable experience at Radiohead’s O2 show on Saturday night.
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Amelie Marah, Online Music Editor, and Poppy Fellows, Print Climate Editor, discuss the highlights of Exeter’s Battle of the Bands 2025.
-
Online Music Editor Amelie Marah discusses the 2025 Glastonbury Festival lineup and the mysterious group listed as “Patchwork.”
-
Amelie Marah interviews up-and-coming local band, The Retrospect, ahead of their set at Battle of the Bands in Cavern
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Amelie Marah couples her previous article on the lack of recognition of female indie artists with some recommendations on women who are currently defining the genre
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Amelie Marah describes her experience at the recent ‘Southwest Does It Best’ music event at Exeter Phoenix, praising the local indie talent on offer
- CommentMusic
‘Indienational’ Women’s Day – it’s time for more recognition of alternative female artists
Ahead of International Women’s Day, Amelie Marah discusses the longstanding lack of recognition of female artists within the indie music scene
-
Amelie Marah discusses the brilliant local indie talent on offer in Exeter, emphasising the pure joy gained from witnessing live music
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