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Exeposé Music’s Top Albums of 2018: 19-11

19 Golden Hour by Kacey Musgraves The last few years have seen various pop artists look to country, folk and Americana music as sources of inspiration in order to achieve a more ‘authentic’ sound. But all it took was Kacey Musgraves releasing her third album Golden Hour to prove just how blended country and pop […]

Jan 10, 2019 By Music Filed Under: Music, Uncategorized Tagged With: Pop, country, rap, pop-punk, RnB, 2018

‘I just can’t wait for the next year of my life’: An Interview With Emma Blackery

Five EPs, two headline tours and one tour supporting Busted later, Basildon-born rising pop act Emma Blackery has been catapulted into international fame over the past year, and has recently released her first track of 2018, ‘Dirt’, which has already racked up nearly 400,000 views on YouTube since its release and has been met with […]

Mar 29, 2018 By Chloë Edwards Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: taylor swift, Youtube, katy perry, pop-punk, paramore, spotify, Carrie Hope Fletcher, dodie, Panic! at the Disco, Dirt

Live Review: State Champs @ Bristol O2 Academy

I have to say, there are very few things I enjoy more than classic pop punk concerts, so last night was a real treat. Punk band from Florida, Northbound, played us into the venue, as guys and gals in various arrays of black jeans, plaid shirts and band tees shuffled excitedly onto the floor. I’d […]

Mar 22, 2017 By Agnes Emeney Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Live Music, pop-punk, punk rock, Agnes Emeney, State Champs, As It Is, Northbound

Live Review: Deaf Havana @ O2 Academy Bristol

After battling the northern winds of Bristol (we’d forgotten to factor the slight temperature change into our wardrobe choices), the sight of the O2 Academy was a welcome one, especially once we realised we weren’t going to be surrounded by fourteen year olds – as is sometimes the danger when seeing bands that you’ve listened […]

Mar 7, 2017 By Rosie Shepard Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: bristol, dinosaur pile-up, o2 academy, pop-punk, emo, Deaf Havana

Feature: What Does Punk Mean in 2017?

Punk is dead!”, cry the forlorn dad-rockers lamenting the loss of their Buzzcocks and Dead Kennedys only to be displaced by Fall Out Boy and Twenty-One Pilots. There’s no shortage of punk-rock-loving individuals nostalgically fetishising the bygone age of battered leather jackets, colourful Mohawk sand metal spikes as long as your fingers while the current […]

Feb 21, 2017 By George Stamp Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: Punk, pop-punk, green day, death grips, Blink-182, 2017, Sleaford Mods

Album Review: Blink 182 – California

C alifornia, the new album from pop-punk legends Blink-182, is everything a comeback album should be. It blends punk guitar riffs with pop melodies and maintains the spirit of ‘zero fucks given’ that Blink are famous for. California sounds more like their old sound than anything they’ve had for a while, but it doesn’t feel regressive. […]

Jul 26, 2016 By Agnes Emeney Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: Album Review, pop-punk, california, Blink-182, Bored to death, teenage angst, tom delonge, travis barker, alkaline trio, jerry finn

Live Review: The Maine at the Lemon Grove, 26/1/16

If there is one sentence I never thought I’d be saying, it would be this; “Wow, what a fantastic night at the Lemon Grove, absent of all regret!” For sure, very few students could rightly come out with such a statement, but I’d like to stake the claim that Tuesday was one of the rare occasions […]

Feb 26, 2016 By Amy Hopkins Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: lemon grove, nostalgia, pop-punk, the maine, band review, john o'callaghan

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