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Summer Blues

Throughout my academic life, I always thought of the last week of August to be the big Sunday. The last hoorah. The existential dread starts to kick in, it feels a little colder at night, the light late nights seem to become a distant memory. Nostalgia is a cruel thing that seems to hit us […]

Oct 25, 2018 By Isabelle Gray Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: freshers, summer, Blues, stress, new term, year two

This is the Age: Interview with Tom Grennan

Last week I was lucky enough to have a quick chat with Tom Grennan, a Bedford-born singer songwriter who was thrust into the spotlight after featuring on the Chase and Status song ‘All Goes Wrong’. Despite being a little tired from a photoshoot earlier that day and a gig he’d played the night before, he […]

Jun 5, 2017 By Maddy Parker Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: jazz, Blues, Reading, Chase & Status, drum and bass, Amy Winehouse, Tom Grennan

Live Review: TBJ, Brooke Sharkey and Adam Beattie @ Hope Hall, Exeter

Hope Hall is an interesting gig venue. An art centre by day, it reminded me where I used to do scouts as a kid. This was the definition of a “small, intimate gig,” a sit down affair with tea and coffee at the side to help yourself to; I was a little out of my […]

Nov 28, 2016 By Jonny Morris Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Blues, hope hall, Tea, alt-folk, tobias ben jacob, Brooke Sharkey, Adam Beattie, Brooke Sharkey and Adam Beattie

Anglo-Welsh Cup success for dominant Chiefs

Twickenham may have been the place to be on Saturday as England performed superbly against South Africa, yet on Sunday there was no better location that Sandy Park as the Exeter Chiefs dominated a weak Cardiff Blues side in a shootout in the wild, wild West Country. Jarrod Evans got the match underway shortly after 3pm, yet […]

Nov 13, 2016 By Owain Evans Filed Under: Sport, Exeter Chiefs, Local, Rugby Tagged With: Exeter, Rugby, Sandy Park, Blues, Cardiff, Chiefs, Anglo-Welsh Cup

Album Review: Songhoy Blues – Music in Exile

Songhoy Blues Music in Exile 23 Feb 2015   When you’re exiled to another nation, how does one express the plight of both yourself and your fellow countrymen? Simple, through one of the few universal languages there are: Music. At least, this is the thought behind the members of Songhoy Blues, which consists of Malian refugees, […]

Nov 24, 2015 By Theo Stone Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Blues, Mali, Music In Exile, Songhoy Blues, John Lee Hooker

Music in Exile: an interview with Songhoy Blues

From the great array of Malian ethnic groups comes the Songhai, once a self-designated ethnic and linguistic culture, arising from the banks of the River Niger amid the ancient cities of Timbuktu and Gao. Over the course of the 15th and 16th Centuries, the Songhai Empire spread itself over the arid lands between the Sahara and the Sudanian Savanna, eliciting itself as a […]

Nov 19, 2015 By Tristan Gatward Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews, Editors' Picks Tagged With: interview, Blues, Mali, bb king, The Songhoy Blues, Music In Exile, Songhoy Blues, Muddy Waters

Catfish and comas: An interview with The London Souls

If you were lucky enough to grab a ticket for the Great Hall on the 28th before it sold out weeks ago, here’s a reason to be there soon after doors: you’ll get to witness the explosive duo that is The London Souls, supporting Catfish and the Bottlemen. There’s no doubt the laidback pair from […]

Oct 27, 2015 By Rebecca Broad Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: interview, rock, Blues, slider, catfish and the bottlemen, The London Souls, Rebecca Broad

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