Will Waterhouse reviews and looks for clues in Harry Styles’ recent single As It Was.

Teddy Maloney takes a deep dive into the new album from Libertines frontman Peter Doherty and French composer Frédéric Lo.

Charli XCX trades in her hyperpop sound to produce vintage inspired pop bangers in her fifth studio album Crash. The Mancunion focuses on the albums singles, successes and failures.

Is there more to #FreeBritney than meets the eye? Saving Britney follows a fan’s love affair with the star, who secretly saves her.

Introducing Manchester’s new musical talents, existing outside of Manchester’s rock roots

Film editor Benjy Klauber looks back at some of the best, and worst, depictions of university life in British film and TV.

I am an International student from Mumbai, India. There is a lot I love about that city, and how it makes me feel.

This Tuesday grab your friends and dress-up groovy for WIM’s Time Trippin’ extravaganza! A decade for everyone!

While she doesn’t reinvent the wheel, Alix Page shows potential on debut EP ‘Old News’. Check out the Mancunion’s full review here.

We take a look at Baratzuri’s menu for a Valentine’s Day feast at Escape to Freight Island, featuring live music from ‘Perfectly Frank’

Make a real connection this month and head down to a unique Valentine’s event in the city where you can meet your match and dance till dawn

Kristin Cooper reviews Post-punk group Legss play to a sold out crowd at YES basement with support from Pyncher and Mandrake Handshake.

With their fourth studio album due out early next month, Alt-J discuss The Dream LP and creating safe spaces at concerts.

Brexit, Covid, Adele? Article discussing the current problems with vinyl production and why new releases are being pushed back

Blake Crompton rounds up albums which often that go under the radar for best releases of 2021

Snail Mail’s sophomore album beautifully conveys her emotions, and does not hold back.

Sarah Taylor reviews an enchanting set from Freya Beer, who interweaves poetry with glam-rock instrumentals making for a captivating show.

Taylor Swift’s RED boasts 10 ‘from the vault’ songs as well as a comprehensive rerecord of the original album.

Emily Johnston delves deep into how misogyny continues to influence contemporary music, from the dominance of male production, to the safety of women at gigs.

The alternative-indie rock band King No-One took Manchester by storm for their final show of the tour.