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Daniel Tothill

Daniel Tothill

A second year law with criminology student, with a passion for live music, culture and the world around us.

Sam Fender – ‘People Watching’: Geordie hero proves himself the voice of a generation

Sam Fender – ‘People Watching’: Geordie hero proves himself the voice of a generation

Sam Fender returns with a highly impressive third album and proves his generational talent after a long wait of almost four years
Coasting by on Good Vibes: a Review of Daily J’s Scatterbrains

Coasting by on Good Vibes: a Review of Daily J’s Scatterbrains

On their upcoming album Scatterbrains, Daily J mixes the vibes of the southern hemisphere with a cocktail of indie sounds springing from far closer to home. However the album misses a bit of magic, and it is hard to pinpoint exactly where
What became of the ‘Likely Lads’? The Libertines live at Albert Hall

What became of the ‘Likely Lads’? The Libertines live at Albert Hall

Returning to Manchester, the Libertines delivered as only they can, with a scrappy yet heartfelt set calling back to the indie sleaze era

Pink Cactus Cafe: Courteeners Comeback Album Sparks Joy

On Pink Cactus Café, Manchester indie icons Courteeners serve up a feel-good comeback rich in pop sensibilities

Alive! Fest 2024 – Read All About It!

Here it is! The Mancunion Music Section’s coverage of last week’s Alive fest at the Student Union, a showcase of the great and the good of student music
Peter Bibby – Drama King: A tragic and unpredictable opus

Peter Bibby – Drama King: A tragic and unpredictable opus

Infusing the classic songwriting of Dylan and Springsteen with Australian wit and dive bar narratives, Peter Bibby’s latest album constantly surprises
The Pleasure Dome present ‘Liminal Space’: A surprisingly varied punk rock powerhouse

The Pleasure Dome present ‘Liminal Space’: A surprisingly varied punk rock powerhouse

Bristolian rockers The Pleasure Dome return with their newest EP ‘Liminal Space’ to demonstrate their musical versatility
Vampire Weekend: Indie experimenters push the boundaries on exceptional new release

Vampire Weekend: Indie experimenters push the boundaries on exceptional new release

Vampire Weekend continue to cement a legacy and New York indie royalty with their newest offering, ‘Only God Was Above Us’
DIIV live in Manchester: Shoegaze stars promise enlightenment

DIIV live in Manchester: Shoegaze stars promise enlightenment

Misspelt shoegazers DIIV took to New Century Hall, with special guests in Hull’s bdrmm
Boy Swallows Universe: Does reality make the best fiction?

Boy Swallows Universe: Does reality make the best fiction?

How many of your favourite songs or stories are based in truth? We look at Trent Dalton’s novel, ‘Boy Swallows Universe’, to see how fiction and reality are intertwined in the arts