DJ Harvey provides a master class in DJing

Sounds Of The Near Future sees a night of Glaswegian dominance in Manchester

Feminism is hardly bashful and the pervasive misandry is only serving to make men resentful, says author Swayne O’Pie

A YouGov survey has discovered that 84 per cent of students think their accommodation is harmful to health

Herbert reigned in his experimentalist tendencies and span a very dancefloor focused set

The 19-year-old was raped in an alleyway near Whitby Road in Fallowfield at around 3:30am last Saturday, on her way home from a night out

We may not have Cilla Black but Blind Date is Back! Sit back and shamelessly enjoy this healthy dose of voyeurism.

Taylor Swift turns to the 80s for inspiration on her fifth outing

Julian Casablancas veers into dark and complex new territory with The Voidz

Wayne Coyne and co. take on a musical leviathan with mixed results

Perisha Kudhail cuts into the world of cosmetic surgery

Tom Bruce was highly entertained by the screen-to-stage adaptation of Hitchcock’s The Lodger

The Hold Steady’s spontaneous, heartfelt delivery falls on disinterested ears

Coded Rhythm bring an unmissable line up to Gorilla

Blown away by the level of emotion and innovation, Alex Daniel reports on Jonny Greenwood’s collaboration with the London Contemporary Orchestra

Katie Burns isn’t impressed with the band’s mediocre show at the Ruby Lounge

Katie Burns interviews Jimmy from Skiddle to talk about a new opportunity for young promoters

Ella Eyre brings the energy to the Ritz

Marcus Johns explains why feminism is beneficial for gay men, and why current standards of masculinity are harmful for everyone

Aidan Gregory checked out French house trio Apollonia’s set at Sankeys