Black Midi had released very little music as I walked down the steps to the EartH concert hall. In fact, when I first heard of the band from a friend of a friend of the band at a gig a year ago, they had released no music at all. Much
As the year draws to a close, many societies will begin the transition to a new committee. Running a society at Imperial is not easy, and perhaps the hardest part of running a society is planning the associated events. A lot of things have to be taken into consideration when
Fifty years on from its release, Music Writer Rhidian Thomas tells the story of a ground-breaking album that changed soul forever.
No, we don’t have anything from Tranquility Base Hotel + Casino.
The Bridge Theatre brings us an ambitious, funny and immersive production of William Shakespeare’s play
A stunning production of Ibsen’s lesser known classic is more relevant than ever.
A mesmerising albeit slightly unconvincing performance of a much-loved fairytale classic.
With the fifth year of Cambridge’s Strawberries & Creem Festival right around the corner, Felix caught up with model and festival co-founder, Chris Jammer, for an exclusive interview.
Following on from last week’s feature on AI: More Than Human, Arts Writer Amanda interviews the father of the exhibition’s humanoid robot: Alter 3.
The Cowboy delivers one of his most intimate efforts yet.
Anna Ridler, recipient of the 2018 European Media Art Program and the winner of the 2018-2019 Dare Art Prize, takes us through her latest art pieces to be displayed in Barbican’s AI: More than Human exhibition.
The Barbican’s new exhibition, AI: More than Human, is a colourful sandbox of AI-related treats with plenty of surprises and none of them unwelcome.