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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Print Arts and Lit Editor, Kayleigh Swart, reviews the album Red by Taylor Swift ahead of Valentines Day, praising its relatability and its power in evoking the wide range of emotions involved with love and break ups
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Jakub Ciesielski discusses the wonderful tenderness of Leonard Cohen’s debut album ahead of Valentine’s Day
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Print Arts and Lit Editor, Kayleigh Swart, reviews the album Red by Taylor Swift ahead of Valentines Day, praising its relatability and its power in evoking the wide range of emotions involved with love and break ups
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Jakub Ciesielski discusses the wonderful tenderness of Leonard Cohen’s debut album ahead of Valentine’s Day
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Wilf Smith delves into the latest release of The Weeknd, analysing its brilliance track by track
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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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Harry Morrison gives an in depth discussion of a show from Olivia Rodrigo’s latest tour, praising her musical talent, connection with the fans and spectacular set design.
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Emily Pink discusses RAYE’s set at Radio 1’s Big Weekend from the personal experience of being in the crowd, assessing in great depth the power of the performance and RAYE’s incredible discography.
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Online Music Editor, Maya Fernandes reviews “Cartwheels”, the debut single from up-and-coming band, Soft Launch.
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Magdalena Kanecka discusses the enduring significance of music videos in the industry, with reference to Beabadoobee’s 2022 single “Talk.”
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Online Music Editor, Maya Fernandes reviews “Goddess”, the newest single from Icelandic singer-songwriter, Laufey.
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Print Arts and Lit Editor, Maddie Conlan, provides a breakdown of the film soundtracks of legendary composer, Hans Zimmer.
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