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This had an atmosphere that far out-weighed the sum of its parts.
Zomby’s got competition at being the biggest arse in electronic music.
Rising Hull four-piece The Hubbards play Night and Day on 28th February. You won’t want to miss out.
A collision of the soft and the severe
By George Wilson
On Friday 24th February, students and citizens of Manchester will sleep on the cold stone steps of the Students’ Union. We will be sleeping there not for enjoyment of the North West winter, but to make public the destitution of asylum seekers in the UK, experienced by thousands. Annually, the vast majority of applications for […]
It was that special time of year again for the romantics within, with poetry, flowers and chocolates in full flow! Best of all, Pieboy Clothing with the help of Manchester Entrepreneurs and other friends were up to their mischievous habits once again. Along with their trusted ally in Cupid, PieBoy were on a mission to […]
Display your soccer skills in Fallowfield
Medical students study war, refugee camps, floods and genocides in a new degree course at Manchester University
“Freedoms” are a pretty tricky concept, apparently. In a country that uses its human rights record as rhetoric against less democratic or accepting leaders, it’s probably one that we should be a little more frank about. Free speech is fundamental not only to any sort of progressive attitude, but surely also to demonstrate conviction that […]
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Spanish techno prodigy Alex Under makes a powerful argument for his genre.
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