Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds - “transcendence in the face of tragedy”.
Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds most recent album, Wild God, takes listeners on a musical journey from tragedy to transcendence.
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Clara Goilav
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A Bucharest Wrap-Up
To round off this trilogy of Bucharest reporting, I present you with the third and final chapter: the wrap-up. It has been two months...
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- 4 days ago
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Clara Goilav
- Aug 31
Eating and Drinking My Way Around Bucharest
Explore the best places to eat and drink in Bucharest, from charming cafés like Artichoke Social House to hidden gems such as Suta de Grame.
Oisín McGilloway
- Aug 29
‘Kneecap’ Review: Oppression, Drugs & Hibernian Hip-Hop
Riding the wave of their rapidly advancing career in Irish-language hip-hop, Belfast band Kneecap have created a biopic like no other. In...
Almas Hayat
- Aug 28
More Than A Love Story: Normal People, Revisited
Although Sally Rooney’s hit novel ‘Normal People’ was released in 2018, it has had a slight renaissance in the past couple years in the...
Abbey Villasis
- Aug 27
A Brief History of Yves Saint Laurent
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Raya Dasgupta
- Aug 27
In Conversation with Dill: On Her New Debut Single ‘Sale’
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Daria Slikker
- Aug 26
Performance Review and Interview of Lucius at Village Underground
After a six-year hiatus from the London scene, the American indie pop band Lucius made a triumphant return, gracing the stages of All...
Clara Goilav
- Aug 26
Guantanamo at Heavyyard: Uncovering the Independent Music Scene in Bucharest
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Daria Slikker
- Aug 26
Indie Paradise: London’s All Points East In Conversation with Dan Whitlam
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Georgia Gibson
- Aug 22
Meet Bridgerton's Lucas Aurelio: Discussing his LGBTQ+ Storyline, London Theatre, and All-Things-Acting
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Anwesh Banerjee
- Aug 13
Fleshing Out The Historical: Katherine Moar on Writing, History and 'Farm Hall'
"What I am trying to write now is personal. The interest in history came in later," she reveals.
Amber Dowse
- Aug 12
Hilarious, Wacky, and Delightfully Unpolished: Reviewing 'Police Cops in Space'
This show knows exactly what it wants to be: a funny, wacky, and thoroughly enjoyable sci-fi spoof.
Anwesh Banerjee
- Aug 7
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