Student DJ Theo Mitchell speaks with the organiser of Hijacked Festival about the decline of dancefloor escapism, phone culture, and the changing face of UK nightlife.
Features
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Joey Arthur shines a spotlight on FKA Twigs’ genre-defying catalogue.
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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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George Dixon examines the evolution of protest music in the UK and its impact on protest culture
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Lachlan Evans delves into the band Death Grips’ experimental music, discussing their de-signification of language and surrealist expression.
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Lachlan Evans examines Massive Attack’s decision to remove their music from Spotify in protest of their founder’s investment into AI.
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Print Editor-in-Chief, Kayleigh Swart, reviews, and comments upon the impact of, Exefest, a music festival put on by the Guild
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Maya Dallal delves into the debut EP of up-and-coming band, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, and why you should look out for and listen to them in 2025
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Online Editor-in-Chief, Katie Matthews, reviews her recent trip to ABBA Voyage, discussing its innovative technology and how she was brought back to her childhood
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Online International Editor, Magda Kanecka, delves into the case surrounding Liam Payne’s recent death, providing a detailed report on the findings so far, before then emotionally reflecting on the impact it had on her and Liam’s wider fanbase
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Student DJ Theo Mitchell speaks with the organiser of Hijacked Festival about the decline of dancefloor escapism, phone culture, and the changing face of UK nightlife.
-
Joey Arthur shines a spotlight on FKA Twigs’ genre-defying catalogue.
-
Amelie Marah, Online Music Editor, and Poppy Fellows, Print Climate Editor, discuss the highlights of Exeter’s Battle of the Bands 2025.
-
George Dixon examines the evolution of protest music in the UK and its impact on protest culture
-
Lachlan Evans delves into the band Death Grips’ experimental music, discussing their de-signification of language and surrealist expression.
-
Lachlan Evans examines Massive Attack’s decision to remove their music from Spotify in protest of their founder’s investment into AI.
-
Print Editor-in-Chief, Kayleigh Swart, reviews, and comments upon the impact of, Exefest, a music festival put on by the Guild
-
Maya Dallal delves into the debut EP of up-and-coming band, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, and why you should look out for and listen to them in 2025
-
Online Editor-in-Chief, Katie Matthews, reviews her recent trip to ABBA Voyage, discussing its innovative technology and how she was brought back to her childhood
-
Online International Editor, Magda Kanecka, delves into the case surrounding Liam Payne’s recent death, providing a detailed report on the findings so far, before then emotionally reflecting on the impact it had on her and Liam’s wider fanbase
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