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Dog Is Dead: nothing that you’ve not heard done better a dozen times before.
In becoming more confident, the songs lose the nervous emotional intensity that made them so endearing.
Very much an overlooked venue, Joshua Brooks provides a 5 star worthy night of music.
Described variously as the most important, original and talented author in France at the moment, Houellebecq’s latest novel has caused ripples of excitement in the literary world. Dave Wingrave asks whether it isn’t all just going to his head.
Why we love this fashion maverick.
How androgynous dressing came to take a hold on our sartorial imagination.
Androgynous style is certainly not limited to the female contingent!
Fashion hysteria soars to new heights.
Is the latest High Street meets High Fashion collaboration a success?
Labour report grades High street brands on living wage policies
Warning: article contains a half-naked photo of Brandon Boyd. Don’t say we don’t give you anything nice to look at.
Two 4 star reviews of Corgan and co. Just because.
Strikingly-named Bass Drum of Death play in one of the more unlikely Manchester venues.
Now Wave presents…Spectrals, Girls and Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks.
A feeling of missed opportunity for the lack of a smashing set that the regulars at WHP have come to expect.
You can’t doubt Rise Against’s passion and stamina but as far as live experiences go, this one was a little disappointing.
Poetry and drum cymbals set alight? This isn’t your usual gig. This is a King Blues gig.
A step-down from their last Mancunian venture at Academy 1, The Maccabees prove that it’s not where you play but how you play that matters.
Evanescence more than make up for a 7 year absence from the UK.
The lowdown on this year’s Beerfest