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Mixtape Memories: Playlists in the Digital Age

Anne Chafer discusses the relevance of playlists in the digital age.

Jun 15, 2019 By Music Filed Under: Music Tagged With: spotify, Mixtapes, playlists, 8 tracks, throwback music

An interview with Harbor & Home’s Kaleb Williams

As the world of digital music continues to grow exponentially bigger, with songs by global megastars now receiving billions of streams, it’s curious to note that, simultaneously, it’s also become far easier to stumble upon delightful hidden treasures. Smaller bands that you never would have encountered, are now only a playlist away. With their gentle […]

Dec 5, 2018 By James Garbett Filed Under: Music, Music Interviews Tagged With: interview, Indie, Folk, spotify, alternative rock, #music

‘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: VANT @ Exeter Cavern

Four was the magic number for the bands playing Cavern last Saturday night, as both support acts in addition to VANT were four-piece groups. The first band onstage was a local(ish) band from Truro, Hypophora, who, with their blend of punk and grunge rock influences, and their red-haired female lead, reminded me a bit of […]

Nov 9, 2017 By Niamh Harrison Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: Truro, paramore, spotify, the libertines, the clash, VANT, Pulp, Hypophora

Festival Review: Isle of Wight 2017

Friday   The weather report for the Isle of Wight had told us to panic buy Wellington boots, and we envisaged to wear them for the entire duration of the festival. The outlook predicted 3 days of nothing but rain macs, soggy chips, and a leaking tent. Miraculously, we boarded a ferry in Southampton after […]

Jul 12, 2017 By Helen Payne Filed Under: Music, Live Reviews Tagged With: isle of wight, Arcade Fire, spotify, Bob Dylan, Kaiser Chiefs, George Ezra, food stalls, Run DMC

Is there still an audience for radio?

The figures (like Shakira’s hips) do not lie. Active radio listener figures are falling; in this year’s heavily anticipated Rajar figures, BBC Radio 1’s audience fell to an annual average of 9.9 million, with Nick Grimshaw’s flagship breakfast show losing 100,000 of its weekly listeners within the last year. It is undeniable that streaming services […]

Mar 22, 2017 By Adam Goldsmith Filed Under: Music, Music Features Tagged With: BBC, radio, spotify, Music Industry, Chris Evans, live lounge, Adam Goldsmith, The Death of Radio

Listen: the perfect study playlist

It’s getting to that time of year again: dissertations are due, exams need revising for, and that amounts to a fair amount of time spent working. But, after all this time, do you ever find yourself struggling to concentrate? Now, that’s where I come in. Below is my favourite study playlist, with a balanced mix of […]

Mar 20, 2016 By Harry Shepherd Filed Under: Music, Music Features, Editors' Picks Tagged With: music, University, students, study, slider, playlist, spotify, chill, study playlist

How to de-stress in 10 minutes

We all have times when stress can get the better of us. Whether you’re in the middle of an essay, don’t know what to do with your future, or are just having one of those days, here are five things you can do in 10 minutes to relieve some of your stresses: Walk My mum always […]

Mar 10, 2016 By Leah Fuller Filed Under: Editors' Picks Tagged With: music, health, fitness, stress, essays, wellbeing, Deadlines, Running, healthy food, spotify, destress, refresh, calm, energy boost, iTunes

Album Review: Battles – La Di Da Di

Battles La Di Da Di Warp, 18th September 2015   I first heard Battles before I realised that “math rock” was even a thing. Listening to ‘Race: Out’, from their first full-length album Mirrored, I realised that instruments can be so much more interactive than just acting as a complimentary backing to a pleasing set […]

Aug 27, 2015 By H.FRASER Filed Under: Music, Album Reviews Tagged With: spotify, battles, la di da di, future rock, yabba, warp, instrumental, post rock, art rock, cyborg

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