Culture Archive
18th February 2013
5 songs in the field of: Bassists
Five bass-driven classics, plucked straight from some of the greatest rhythm sections in history
18th February 2013
Live: Jake Bugg
The Nottingham chart-topper brings his debut record to a sold-out Academy
18th February 2013
Preview – Whole
Ben Marshall previews the Bolton Octagon’s upcoming youth production ‘Whole’ and speaks to Julia Samuels, co-artistic director of 20 Stories High
18th February 2013
Literature in the loo
Although it isn’t a book, and it is not permanent, outdoor writing is a valuable and communal literature
18th February 2013
The best/worst thing I’ve ever seen on stage
Rosie Panter tells us the best and the worst performance that she’s ever seen on stage
18th February 2013
Do creativity and mental instability really go hand in hand?
The anniversary of Plath’s death is a chance to reflect again on the reciprocity of these two factions
18th February 2013
The Bell Jar’s new cover: a necessary facelift?
The new ‘chick-lit’ image undermines the novel’s integrity, but can all be forgiven if it reaches a wider readership?
16th February 2013
Interview: Black Veil Brides
Guitarist Jake Pitts talks to Joe Goggins on headlining the Kerrang! tour, concept records and embracing chaos
15th February 2013
Interview: Frightened Rabbit
Frontman Scott Hutchison spoke to Joe Goggins on major labels, breaking America and his real thoughts on Mumford & Sons
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15th February 2013
Interview: Django Django
The NME Awards tour bill-toppers met Joe Goggins to talk Tarantino, Mercury nods and being the world’s unlikeliest headliners
15th February 2013
5 songs in the field of: Birth
Resident child birth expert Tom Ingham pushes out 5 songs in the field of birth…
15th February 2013
Fuse: A Barbershop Project
Proving that Barbershop’s not just a country for old men
13th February 2013
Video: To Kill A King – ‘Cold Skin’
To Kill A King live in session for University of Manchester student media
13th February 2013
Game Over
Andrew Georgeson and Rachel Hastings-Caplan offer two different perspectives on the Contact Theatre’s production of ‘Game Over’.
13th February 2013
Theatre Profile: Dame Helen Mirren
Robbie Davison tells us why Helen Mirren is important in theatre right now
13th February 2013
Live: Desaparecidos
Conor Oberst’s post-hardcore side project finally made their Manchester debut
13th February 2013
The Fault in Our Stars (John Green) – Review
The latest release from New York Times bestselling author John Green takes an affectionate and affecting look at teens suffering with cancer
13th February 2013
Live: The Pharcyde
The hip hop legends brought Bizarre Ride II to Sound Control for a rare Manchester show