Music of the Week (25/02/22)
Battle of the bands, '2am' by Foals and Tears for Fears
Devastating News: I’m Proven Wrong
The Kooks continue a three-night run at O2 Brixton - and I actually liked them
‘Major event’ by SingSoc
Cleverly constructed by Imperial’s own Singapore Society members, ‘Supernormal: The Musical’ was a delight to witness.
The Collaboration Review
Anthony McCarten’s new play about Andy Warhol and Jean Michel Basquiat wants to poke fun at the economics of market, how feeble it is, how fickle it is.
Music of the Week (18/02/22)
The world's biggest band, 'Sort of Stranger' and Dr Dre
Look On His Works, “Ye” Mighty, and Despair
...and at the hilarious (yet concering) state of Kanye West's Instagram
The Valla Are Not Water Rats
Indie pop band The Valla take to Islington for a show that they should have been headlining.
I Listened To Hyperpop So You Don’t Have To
Does it deserve all the slander?
Two Billion Beats: The personal is political
Political entities are deeply connected with the personal experience of individuals, this is a crucial point of Hanisch’s 1970 essay The Personal is Political.
The Forest Review
After writing and directing an Oscar winning adaption of his play The Father, Florian Zeller returns to his theatrical roots with a new play premiering at the Hampstead Theatre.
Dada on stage
“The problem with doing nothing is that you don’t know when you have finished”
Unpacking the Spotify Mutiny: What on Earth is Going On With Neil Young and Joe Rogan?
When Neil Young removed his music from Spotify due to allegations that Joe Rogan was spreading vaccine disinformation on his widely viewed podcast, did he launch a losing battle against the music-streaming platform?