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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Eloise Grainger, Print Sports Editor, explains why your next night out in Exeter must be to Move, a vibrant and energetic venue for all music lovers
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Jakub Ciesielski fights for the Beatles to beat Queen in this round of Battle of the Bands, drawing upon their remarkable discography, timeless legacy and stellar cultural impact
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Wilfred Smith argues (fairly cynically) for why Queen are a greater band than The Beatles, looking at contemporary competition, monthly listeners and memorable stage presence
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Magdalena Kanecka (Online International Editor) reviews the latest album release of singer, Beabadoobee, as well as her most recent incredible live show in London
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Live music is ‘true and raw, it’s never gonna die’: In conversation with Ocean Alley’s Mitch Galbraith
Online Editor-in-Chief, Katie Matthews, interviews Australian surf rock band Ocean Alley’s Guitarist, Mitch Galbraith, as they begin their European tour.
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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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Antonella Perna analyses Billie Eilish’s powerful and personal new album, celebrating her talent as an artist in exploring such a range of hard-hitting topics.
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Zamrock’s unlikely resurgence nearly ten years ago tells the story of Zambia’s local economic and political circumstances. George Warburton writes of the past and present.
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Jess Cadogan, Online Screen Editor, explores a diverse range of songs that can put you in the mood for Autumn and Halloween.
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Jake Avery, Print Music Editor, reviews the thrash outfit’s terrific return to the UK on their headline tour.
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Online International Editor, Agata Koralewska, considers the value of pop and rap music following Keith Richards’ criticism.
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Growing up in the South of France, Amy Cases recounts how both English and French-speaking artists feature in the music scene.
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Harry Morrison reviews Olivia Rodigro’s highly-anticipated second album, GUTS, and the success of the young artist.
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