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I read two of the newest releases from one of the UK’s leading indie publishers, Fitzcarraldo, and found two new treats that are already among my favourites of the year
The internet sensation performs to a sold-out crowd at one of Manchester’s biggest venues
The Manchester-and-London-based DJ and promoter discusses her multitude of roles and influences
The indie-folk masters celebrate their latest album and preview new material at the first of two sold-out nights
Excellent direction and stellar performances make Next to Normal a fantastic ending to UMMTS’s year
The fashion industry’s ongoing erasure of Indian craftsmanship, as seen through the popularisation of the South Asian Jewellery staple: Jhumkas
Following Labrum’s A/W’26 Threads of Osmosis collection at London Fashion Week, we explore how fashion is being used as a medium for politics
Cafés can be the ultimate middle ground between hanging out with friends over good food and getting that revision or assignments done. But how do you know where to go?
New Century Hall becomes a dancefloor as Fcukers return to Manchester
Boards of Canada build on their distinctively ominous formula with their latest release
The proceeds from the artist’s latest single are due to be donated to LGBTQ+ led charity The Intercom Trust
The iconic band return to Manchester with an unpredictably brilliant live show
The London six-piece discuss their debut album as they prepare for its release and a headline UK tour
The Scandinavian duo bring ‘Big city life’ to Gorilla in a heartbreaking but healing live show
The promising indie-folk duo bring their headline tour to Manchester
The festival is due to return to its long-time home at Heaton Park for another weekend of dance music
The Home Office have justified a blanket ban on student visas issued to nationals of Sudan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Afghanistan based on misleading statistics. What can a close look at the data reveal?
A deep dive into the University of Manchester’s comedy society
With the recent upsurge in diagnoses, there has also been an increase in personal use of the seemingly ‘trendy’ or ‘quirky’ aspects of neurodivergence