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Rory Marcham

Another Arrogant Wannabe: An Interview with Rory Wynne

The music industry is littered with mercurial characters. If nothing else it’s a way of creating a mystique and intrigue around your music and often makes for an entertaining read. Just look at the way NME have been living off soundbites from the Gallagher brothers for the last couple of years. They are journalistic gold. […]

Apr 19, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: NME Awards Tour, Morrissey, Manchester, indie rock, blossoms, Stockport, Rory Wynne, Gallagher Brothers, Axl Rose

Omelettes, Girl Bands & Sneezing: an Interview with The Big Moon

Indie rock bands that are worth listening to are somewhat few and far between at the moment. The Big Moon have ideas however, with the refreshing all-female four-piece set to drop their debut album, Love in the 4th Dimension, this Friday – a record that has already spawned a number of ear-worming singles that have climbed the BBC playlists. […]

Apr 12, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: music, Live Music, indie rock, the maccabees, the vaccines, The Big Moon

Preview: NME Awards Tour

The current British indie scene resembles something close to a barren musical wasteland of copycats, wannabe’s and has-beens. Only last week Leicester-based rockers Kasabian declared guitar music as ‘dead’. With the red-haired, corporate people pleaser Ed Sheeran standing aloft the charts and breaking records left, right and centre there has been little to no reaction […]

Mar 20, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Previews Tagged With: Exeter, lemon grove, lemmy, exeter live music, Rory Marcham, blossoms, NME, Cabbage, Rory Wynne

An Afternoon with Laura Marling

Some artists are worth the 254 kilometre journey from Exeter to London. Laura Marling is one of those, as Exeposé Music hop aboard the Megabus to catch the British folk songstress perform at an exclusive student press conference at Goldsmiths University in South-East London.  With the guiding hand of BBC Radio 1’s Jen Long and […]

Mar 16, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: interview, Feminism, laura marling, Los Angeles, folk music, Semper Femina, Dolly Parton, Studentpress, Rainer Maria Rilke

Live Review: Frightened Rabbit @ Bristol Trinity

Playing in a repurposed old gothic church couldn’t be any more suiting for Frightened Rabbit’s melancholic brand of alternative rock. Having grafted their way from relative obscurity with the release of Sing the Greys back in 2006, Frightened Rabbit’s latest release Painting of a Panic Attack has seen them rubbing shoulders with some of indie […]

Jan 31, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: music, bristol, Scotland, frightened rabbit, Indie, Live Music, alternative rock, Bristol Trinity

Live Review: Billy Bragg & Joe Henry @ Exeter Corn Exchange

In my two and a half years as an Exeter student, I like to pride myself on having been to most of the various venues and makeshift music spaces the city has to offer. From the sizeable Great Hall, to the currently under reconstruction Cavern, I’ve witnessed musicians from a number of genres perform, but […]

Jan 30, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Exeter, Live Music, billy bragg, folk music, exeter live music, Exeter Corn Exchange, Trump, Joe Henry, Railroad

Live Review: Whitney & Julia Jacklin @ Thekla, Bristol

US indie band Whitney have really been bubbling under the surface in 2016, only to sneak onto some of the most prestigious Album of the Year lists this month, something that will surely find them a far wider audience as they continue to tour their debut album Light Upon the Lake into 2017. Channeling a […]

Jan 16, 2017 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: bristol, Live Music, Bob Dylan, Whitney, Julia Jacklin, SS Thekla, bristol live music, bristol thekla

Feature: Class of 2017 – Up and Coming Artists

With 2016 swiftly coming to a close, it is time to set our gaze to the upcoming year and the many different musical talents it will provide us with. Here at Exeposé Music we like to think we have our finger on the pulse, as Rory Marcham, Music Editor, attempts to predict who will be […]

Dec 1, 2016 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: Arctic Monkeys, LCD Soundsystem, blossoms, Formation, alexandra savior, loyle carner, Declan McKenna, Cabbage, Class of 2017

Preview: Frank Turner @ Exeter Great Hall

Very few artists are as dedicated to their craft as the Hampshire troubadour. Having already conquered the likes of Wembley Arena, The O2 and Royal Albert Hall, you’d be inclined to question Frank Turner’s need to play venues in smaller cities like Exeter. After all, playing to a few hundred people in a University hall […]

Nov 26, 2016 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Previews Tagged With: Live Music, Frank Turner, exeter live music, exeter great hall, frank turner and the sleeping souls, Esme Patterson

Live Review: Michael Kiwanuka @ Exeter Phoenix

I t’s a fairly safe statement to say that Exeter doesn’t always attract the biggest or best names in music. However, every now and then in amongst the early 00s pop punk acts and dad rock bands of yesteryear you’ll find a gem. On this occasion it happened to be double Mercury prized award nominated […]

Nov 26, 2016 By Rory Marcham Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Exeter Phoenix, Live Music, Live Review, exeter live music, soul music, Neo-soul, Michael Kiwanuka, Isaac Gracie

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Our front page covers the University's failure to uphold Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) as evidence for longer-term mitigation and student charity work being halted by the Guild's delay in updating their DBS policy. 

Inside we have an exclusive interview with Bella Enoizi, VP Education, Features analyses the outcome of the Kyle Rittenhouse case, Comment argues for and against the abolition of private schools, and Tech looks at cryptocurrency scams. Science also reveals how sleeping earlier may lower your risk of heart disease while Sport reviews Fight Night.

Over on our Exhibit pages, Lifestyle explores Christmas holiday traditions around the globe and evaluates the Exeter Christmas Market, Arts and Lit writers recommend their favourite non-fiction books, Music investigates Adele's comeback in the music industry and Screen discusses Taylor Swift's All Too Well: The Short Film.

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We would also appreciate if everyone could do a Lateral Flow Test before coming considering the new COVID variant.

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📢 Print Issue 725 is out on campus and online! 📢 Print Issue 725 is out on campus and online!

Our front page reports on student Meningitis cases in Exeter and the Exeter University Rugby and Football Club's self-described 'Hymn Sheet' which contains parody-style songs some students have labelled sexist and classist.

Inside we have an interview with AU President Katy Dalglish, for and against Comment articles on landlords, and our first ever Satire pieces (anyone else think Cardiac Hill should be used as a ski venue?)! Science also discusses the link between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and mental health and Sport covers the Movember varsity basketball match between Exeter and Plymouth University, which raised £2048.

Over on our Exhibit pages, Lifestyle explores the toxic side of hustle culture, Music speaks to Pale Wave's frontwoman, Heather Baron-Gracie and Screen writers share their favourite Wes Anderson films.

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🥳 Print Issue 724 is out on campus! 🥳 Our f 🥳 Print Issue 724 is out on campus! 🥳

Our front page news stories cover both horrifying and pleasant student experiences with estate agents, Cardens, and Jacob Rees-Mogg's controversial comments at an event organised by the Exeter University Conservative Association. 

Inside we have COP26 coverage and an exclusive interview with the USS Pensions Officer for the UCU, a Feature article detailing local support for sexual assault survivors and a Science piece on how TikTok is revolutionising science communication.

Over on our Exhibit pages, Lifestyle discusses breast cancer signs and how to self-examine, Arts and Lit explore the concept of streaming theatre online and Screen spotlight some of the best (and worst) musicians-turned-actors.

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In case you didn't already know, Print Issue 723 i In case you didn't already know, Print Issue 723 is out on campus 🥳

Our front page covers the outrage and confusion over the Athletic Union's (now u-turned) decision to ban sport socials indefinitely and the boycotting of nightclubs in response to a rise in spiking. 

We also have an exclusive interview with Marion Ojua, VP Liberation and Diversity, who spoke about her day-to-day duties, Black History Month and diversity at the University of Exeter.

In our Comment section, one writer argues in favour of banning red meat on campus while Science spotlights the work of Black scientists and Sport looks at the career of former footballer, Viv Anderson. 

Over on our Exhibit pages, Lifestyle writers discuss important Black-owned fashion and beauty brands, Arts and Lit contributors share who their favourite Black artists are and Screen reviews Netflix's most popular show, Squid Game.

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