Thiago DaDalt’s documentary is a touching and unforgettable look into the risk of wandering amongst Alzheimer’s patients

A week ago, I had the privilege of speaking with Janelle Borg (guitar) and Leanne Zammit (bass) from ĠENN, the post-punk Maltese band currently based in Brighton, before the release of their new EP Liminal, which comes out on March 30th. I first asked Janelle and Leanne about the origin of their band and was […]

Frankie Golding reviews Sawayama the 2020 album following Rina Sawayama’s recent sucess bringing inclusivity to the BRIT awards and Mercury Prize.

A look into the presence of sexual harassment that haunts gig culture and the live music scene.

Pixey is the indie Britney Spears as described by Niamh Boorman who delves into her journey, new ep and the industry in an interview for the Women in Media Conference

Black Honey inspire female independence through dizzying guitar solos and hedonistic lyrics in new album ‘Written and Directed’. Covered by contributor Alannah Williams.

Origin of the Species follows the efforts of making robots and androids human-like. But will this ever be truly possible?

A review of the New York inspired bakery Gooey Co

An occasional series celebrating local artists who’ve brought us some much-needed winter cheer

Contributor Alannah Williams delivers a dive into the latest EP offering from Abbie Ozard ‘Lets Play Pretend’

Alex Harris reviews a high concept sci-fi movie after sitting down with its creators

After supporting local heroes Aslan and recording in the prestigious Abbey Road and Metropolis Studios in London, Dublin duo Hawke the Band return with their triumphant single ‘Molly’. The group consists of friends Richie Power on vocals and keyboards, and Eoghan Mac Mahon on vocals and guitar. Hailed as “gorgeous indie-filled pop” by Talk About […]

Jess and Serafina interview Heather of Pale Waves fame for their show on Fuse FM – Tits for Tat

After years of hope and a 2017 disappointment, the Justice League finally got a film it deserves

Head Theatre Editor Jay Darcy gives his thoughts on men’s make-up brand Altr London

The books section of the Mancunion have collaborated together to share our tips and recommendations to help you get over a reading slump.

Aesthetics are everything on Instagram but in the bookstagram world they have to the potential to be used for creative Instagram posts, reels and stories

Lizzie Wallis reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Dream, a play using VR, based on Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream

What is the impact of eating meat on our health and the environment? Anna van der Zwaluw takes a look from a scientific perspective.

Deputy Theatre Editor Dolly Busby interviews Bryony Shanahan, the Artistic Director of the Royal Exchange