Even while under oppressive Arab regimes, Arab people have remained faithful to Palestine, but, in light of this support, what have Palestinian citizens and more specifically the Palestinian government given in return, especially in the case of the ongoing struggle in Syria?

With only six games to go in the npower Championship the conundrum of three into two is becoming more and more apparent, as the race at the top of the table reaches its tumultuous conclusion. Behind the runaway triumvirate had sat a congestion of four teams all on 63 points, and a substantial number more […]

The most striking aspect of the whole saga is not the unanswered questions that remain…but the utter indifference

These boys sound like the lovechild of Tom Vek and Foals.

The Labour Party needs to take a long, hard look at its core values following the controversial MP’s surprise by-election victory in Bradford West

The London-based hardcore band are looking for a new bass player

Venues like the Apollo are where Feist now belongs, as much as she might want us to think otherwise.

An enjoyable night spent drinking beer dancing in a dark room. The band were alright as well…

This is no April Fool. Spring Offensive play Manchester this coming Sunday, April 1st.

R&B outfit The Milk embody the genre in the more traditional sense than in a Chris Brown kind of way.

Hold Steady frontman, Craig Finn, talks to Paul Frame before his show supporting Felice Brothers.

The Chancellor was right to cut the top rate of tax in last weeks’ controversial Budget, Charlie Sherriff argues

The Manchester University Music Society is one of the largest and most active music societies in the country.

Band and audience become akin to boys and girls at a school disco, awkwardly evading interaction.

The glory days just keep on rollin’ for The Boss.

This, School of Seven Bells’ 3rd album, finds them on more streamlined form than ever.

Ruth Dacey meets renowned poet Lemn Sissay this week and discusses his new work Let There Be Peace Lemn Sissay (MBE) award-winning British author and broadcaster last Tuesday unveiled his two-storey-high work entitled ‘Let There Be Peace,’ a poem which had been meticulously hand-painted over five days by signwriter Gerard Brown. The piece adorns an […]

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Marling’s songs are personal, honest and at time, genuinely affecting.