Opinion
What Will the UK be Voting On?
Arts Editor Eamon Farhat gives his perspective on what the UK electorate thinks is important
Opinion
Arts Editor Eamon Farhat gives his perspective on what the UK electorate thinks is important
Music
This summer Whitney released their second album – Forever Turned Around. A beautifully intimate project focusing on change in personal relationships. It’s definitely an album for the summer, but I believe Forever Turned Around is just as great at warming the spirit in the cold winter months. It’s the
News
An inspection undertaken in August found that hygienic food handling was not up to par in the 568 kitchens
Food
There is one universal constant, a single unifying language that connects generations, crosses borders, and is an immediate friend to all who encounter it. No, it’s not maths (sorry Galileo, but you were wrong) or even music, but the gastronomical miracle that is pasta. Here is a guide to
Politics
Labour Brexit policy: negotiate a credible leave deal that protects jobs and living standards within three months, and put it to a referendum against remain in six months. Titled “It’s time for real change”, the Labour manifesto certainly lives up to that promise. Labour have promised large spending increases
Music
Last month LA based Funk group The Pendletons released their debut LP: 2 Steps Away. A delightful blend of tight grooves, thick bass and slick 70’s-style horn sections. The record as a whole draws heavily on its funk and disco influences, with a distrincly vintage compositional style, still
Music
With the end of the year approaching, Hip Hop Soc President Asad Raja takes us through his picks for 2019’s top rap projects. The list highlights the strides made in UK rap this year
Culture
4 stars I live with medics, and from the way they go on, one could be forgiven for thinking that the last thing that any of them want is to be a doctor. Which is why it is so funny that the ICSM medics chose to put on Tiger Country
Music
5 stars Dominik Eulberg, the 41-year-old recluse birdwatcher, who happens to also make some of the best German techno, says that he feels drawn to the animalistic aspects of the genre. The sweating, the entranced dancing, the rapture when the crescendo lifts your feet off the ground. He
Technology
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News
The Imperial branch of the University and College Union could not join with the nationwide strikes this week
Music
3 stars Ah, Underworld. So many incomplete memories of too many nights out. So many vivid memories of strange men standing just a bit too close when you’re just trying to have a night out with friends. Despite my current opinion of Underworld, it will always hold a special