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Glastonbury

Album Review: Ben Howard – Noonday Dream

Upon the release of debut album Every Kingdom seven years ago, not even Ben Howard himself could’ve imagined he would be releasing an album as mature and as different as Noonday Dream. If you were expecting him to tread along a similar path, prepare to be disappointed. After his debut album, Ben had won British Breakthrough […]

Oct 11, 2018 By Music Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: ben howard, Glastonbury, Noonday Dream, Every Kingdom, I Forget Where We Were, Mickey Smith

It’s not about the music anymore: Glastonbury from another perspective

The economy of human hedonism; people pass in droves innumerable. They flatten in colour over the horizon as I look through the flaps in the catering tent where I’m working, with a longing isolation – I was in the Avalon field at Glastonbury festival, feeding artists bacon and making coffee too quickly in thick heat […]

Aug 2, 2017 By Arts & Lit Filed Under: Arts & Lit, Arts Features Tagged With: festival, summer, art, Glastonbury

Glastonbury, ABBA and the Politically Engaged Youth: An Interview with Declan McKenna

The night before I meet Declan McKenna, I am flicking through the music channels on television and spot ‘Wish You Were at Glasto’ on MTV Rocks, a programme of various music videos from artists scheduled to appear at 2017’s Worthy Farm iconic festival. Among tracks from the likes of Radiohead, London Grammar and Kaiser Chiefs, […]

Jul 4, 2017 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: Politics, david bowie, lgbt, Indie, Radiohead, Glastonbury, abba, Foals, James Ford

The Exeposé Music Festival Guide – Summer 2016

It’s that exciting time of year again. But how to decide? Flick through our handily chronological list and see what tickles your fancy. ISLE OF WIGHT June 9th-12th Newport, Isle of Wight £195 Line-up: The Who, Queen + Adam Lambert, Stereophonics, Faithless Isle of Wight is fast becoming the rock festival that Glastonbury once longed […]

Jun 14, 2016 By Music Filed Under: Music, Previews Tagged With: bestival, exepose music, Green Man, Glastonbury, festival guide, Summer Festival, T in the Park, Summer 2016, Lovebox

“Might as well face it I’m addicted to Chung”

Alexa Chung is a girl after my own heart. She likes clothes. She baked cakes on GBBO. She travels and she knows the importance of good grammar. As an English student, through and through, I’ll admit, I have one or two grammar gripes. As Alexa said, “I don’t like it when people don’t know the […]

Nov 26, 2015 By Yasmin Braddell Filed Under: Fashion and Beauty, Columnist Tagged With: lifestyle, fashion, beauty, instagram, Glastonbury, fashion column, Yasmin Braddell, Alexa Chung, FROW, elle magazine, dungarees, preppy, style guide, festival fashion, IT girl, trend setter, noel fielding

Album Review: Florence and the Machine – How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful

Following a successful replacement headline slot at Glastonbury, Lauren Edwards reviews Florence and the Machine’s summer offering, How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful. “It’s definitely big. It’s definitely beautiful.” Florence and the Machine How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful Island Records, 1 June 2015   [dropcap size=small]T[/dropcap]he Queen of soulful melodies is back. Indie Rock band […]

Jul 18, 2015 By Lauren Edwards Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: album, Album Review, slider, Glastonbury, lauren edwards, florence and the machine, florence welch, how big how blue how beautiful

Album Review: Courtney Barnett – Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit

Sam Jennings checks out the debut studio release from pensive Australian indie rocker Courtney Barnett, Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit, following a successful day at Glastonbury. “Barnett muses upon the benefits of mowing the lawn.” Courtney Barnett Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit Mom + Pop […]

Jul 9, 2015 By Sam Jennings Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Australia, Album Review, slider, Glastonbury, Sam Jennings, indie rock, courtney barnett, sometimes i sit and think and sometimes i just sit

Glastonbury 2015: Five acts that rocked Worthy Farm

James Beeson, Editor, gives his run down of the five acts that impressed him at this year’s Glastonbury Festival 1) The Libertines – Friday 26th June, 8:20pm, The Pyramid Stage With Dave Grohl deciding to take a tumble in Gothenburg, Florence and the Machine were given their chance to shine on the biggest stage of […]

Jul 2, 2015 By James Beeson Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: top five, James Beeson, Glastonbury, fat white family, jamie t, la roux, music festival, the libertines, the maccabees, worthy farm

Whooping Gough: on abandoning all sense of self, foot shaming and mounting Florence

It’s exciting isn’t it; being something you’re not. Enough of this “love the skin you’re in”, “you’re worth it”, “mm Danone” crap. It’s time to bend your entire perception of self to a conceptual stereotype, depending on your location. I just did so and would highly recommend. Coming from the sleepy “northern” (to most of […]

Jun 24, 2015 By Sarah Gough Filed Under: Columnist Tagged With: lifestyle, London, Celebrity, beauty, humour, columnist, internships, Sarah Gough, Glastonbury, Schuh, interning, commuting, foot shaming, the tube, whooping gough

Review: Isle of Wight Festival 2015

Isle of Wight Festival 2015, the new Glastonbury? In 1970, an excess of 600,000 people surrounded Afton Down, after the declaration that, given its commercial incapacity, the Isle of Wight Festival would be free. Hills were climbed, fences broken down, and authorities denounced by a new age of revolution and human spirit. But like parents […]

Jun 17, 2015 By Tristan Gatward Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews, Music Features Tagged With: Review, festival, James, the black keys, isle of wight, slider, Tristan Gatward, Glastonbury, fleetwood mac, Blur, jimi hendrix, pharrell williams

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