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Album Review: Don Broco – Technology

After a string of single releases, a sold out show at Alexandra Palace and a few innovative music videos, Bedford band Don Broco, have officially released Technology, their long awaited third studio album. The band has been teasing the album’s release since they put out a video to ‘Everybody’ back in July 2016 and have […]

Feb 9, 2018 By Lauren Edwards Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: technology, acapella, don broco, Automatic, Matt Donnelly, age of social media, Bedford music scene

The ICCA Quarterfinals at Exeter Northcott

The Competition by Emma Prevignano The competition that inspired Pitch Perfect landed in Exeter: on Sunday 31 January the Northcott Theatre hosted the sold-out International Championship of Collegiate A Cappella (ICCA) quarterfinals. Bluebelles (Exeter), Out of the Blue (Oxford), Illuminations (Exeter), Aquapella (Bath), Sweet Nothings (Exeter), Bristol Suspensions (Bristol), and Semi-Toned (Exeter) competed to gain […]

Feb 19, 2016 By Music Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews, Editors' Picks Tagged With: Exeter, semi-toned, a capella, sweet nothings, illuminations, acapella, bluebelles, ICCA

ExTunes Christmas Party at the Old Firehouse, 6/12/15

With its candles, decorations, world-famous pizza and snug atmosphere, is there any better place to spend a December night than the Old Firehouse? Last Sunday was a cracker of a musical night for students and locals alike. First up was Sam England with his own unique brand of alternative folk. He didn’t ruthlessly command attention but […]

Dec 15, 2015 By Rebecca Broad Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: christmas, semi-toned, a capella, Extunes, old firehouse, acapella, Sam England, Red Skies, EUBE, Exeter University Brass Ensemble

ExTunes at the Old Firehouse, 22/11/15

On a cold November day, the prospect of relaxing with a good pizza and good music at the Firehouse got me through the inevitable Sunday boredom. I was not disappointed in the slightest. The opening acoustic performance from Daisy Vaughan, alongside the recommended Cajun chicken pizza, left me with that warm fuzzy feeling you crave […]

Nov 29, 2015 By Phoebe Davis Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Exeter, Extunes, The Old Firehouse, drive in saturday, acapella, Henry Adams, Daisy Vaughan, Madrigals

An interview with Sweet Nothings’ Ellie Oretti

What/who are the best societies/groups to join if you are interested in getting involved with a capella? As the musical director of Sweet Nothings I’d obviously have to recommend us! We are a contemporary, all-female group that has competed in competitions all over the country and have taken a show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival […]

Sep 14, 2015 By Jim Atherton Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews, Freshers' Week 2015 Tagged With: Exeter university, a capella, sweet nothings, The Old Firehouse, singing, acapella, ellie oretti, edinburgh fringe festival

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