New to Manchester, Erasmus student Dana Kenzhekeyeva describes her experience of lockdown in two new poems
Bea Bacon kicks off the creative submissions section with a reminiscing poem longing for the library lost
Haya Genawi’s poem details current events in lockdown’s relationship with BLM
Jasmine Bennett provides a playlist of the best songs to fall into during lockdown based on Nick Cave’s “hiding songs” concept
Jasmine Bennett debates whether new Shakespearean epic The King is deserving of majesty
Clairo drops her debut album in the shape of Immunity, a soft and sweet recollection of her teenage years
Up-and-coming UK rapper slowthai takes Manchester’s O2 Ritz by storm leaving fans yearning for more
Jasmine Bennett takes a glimpse at the rising female stars in the new, mysterious realm of reinvented pop
Jasmine Bennett reviews the dreamlike exploration of the human condition that is Everyday by Tourist.
In an analysis of the relationship we have with our technology, Zoe Bracegirdle writes a love poem to her Alexa
Weng U Pun’s innovative lockdown haiku diary dictates the ins and outs of her lockdown experience
The Mancunion’s brand new Creative Submissions section is delighted to be accepting submissions from all of the University’s top writers and photographers
Winter feels never-ending, especially in Manchester. If you’re yearning for summer dressing but the weather doesn’t allow for it, Jasmine Bennett has some ideas
Jasmine Bennett discusses whether or not The Goldfinch is as much of a masterpiece as its namesake
Cage The Elephant return with their fifth studio album, an introspection on the downfalls of fame and the breakup of relationships writes contributor Jasmine Bennett
Contributor Jasmine Bennett reviews the nostalgia-laden, ethereal performance of folk-singer Sharon van Etten
Six years after The 1975 dropped Music For Cars, contributor Jasmine Bennett reflects on the EP
A night tarnished by incessant chatter and even a brawl, HOMESHAKE’s performance brought little satisfaction, writes Jasmine Bennett.
