From pub crawls to Freshers' events, drinking can feel unavoidable, and sobriety can feel isolating. Here's how to miss out on the hangovers, not the fun
Alica MacDonald's 'Finding Emily' provides an inventive spin on the rom-com for a modern audience thanks to a strong sense of place – and UoM's campus
Insidious is back with nothing further to say, leaving in the wake of the Lamberts a 'fresh' start only aiming to parrot its ghastly blueprint
Black Honey’s eponymous debut album is a bold, sultry and effortlessly fun celebration of pop, writes Rona McCann
Callum Lunn assesses The Story So Far’s growth in maturity evident that is upon the release of their latest album
alt-J manage to redeem themselves from a dull third album with this vibrant and energetic series of remixes, writes contributor Alex Wain.
An underwhelming night, though not without moments of spark and creativity
Lucy Stockdale chats with singer Tommy O’Dell of DMA’s about what’s next for the band
Even with a chill vibe, For Now certainly does not lack magnificence
Andrew W.K. just falls short of a great album
Superorganism releases their debut self-titled album, which is everything we wanted and more
Turnstile’s sophomore album is more creative, consistent and energetic then previous material, but most importantly it’s a whole lot of fun
Experimental, adventurous and refined – Rae Morris is an artist you should be excited about in 2018
‘In The Air’ is a beautifully tranquil release amid DMA’S’ growing hype
Don Broco are back and with a bang, says Music Editor, Hannah Brierley
And So I Watch You From Afar do what they do best
Ciaran McLaughlin discusses how the new album re-treads familiar ground and fails to try anything new or different
The godfather of goth-metal returns with a soundtrack “to fight and to f*** to”
I left my heart in Blackpool Opera House
V is an ambitious, adventurous, and positive new album from The Horrors, whose partnership with producer Paul Epworth is proving to be a formidable one
Their long-awaited LP breathes the confidence of a promising group
Elizabeth Gibson looks beyond the hype to the quiet beauty of Indigo Girls’ fifth album
PVRIS have matured their sound
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