Glassjaw come back with their first album in 15 years, but was it worth the wait?

An anxious, dream-like story, Eliza Hittman’s tale of male sexuality is a unique depication of LGBT issues

Not exactly the grand slam you would expect in a movie starring Carell and Stone

Held a year after his death at the Art of Tea, in Didsbury, the event was immensely popular

Director Paul McGuilian measures the balance between the serious, the comedic, and the emotional in this tender love story defying stigma and taboo

Martha Pryer reviews Holes, by Tom Basden. Part of the UMDS Autumn Season 2017

An exceptional portrayal of beautiful people and places within a country facing such harships

It’s been five years since Converge’s last release but despite all that time their ninth album, The Dusk In Us, proves once more why they’re Metalcore kings

Just another Dark Souls clone, or something more?

Will Vincent reviews Le Gateau Chocolat’s family friendly retelling of The Ugly Duckling

I have never been to Tibet, nor do I really know anything about Tibetan culture, aside from the quintessentials: Sherpas, the Dalai Lama, Free Tibet. Tibetan Kitchen in Chorlton is a small joint set-up by owners Sonny and Jane that opened its restaurant doors back in 2014, having spent nearly 8 years as a small […]

Nintendo keep the Switch train rolling with their latest Mario blockbuster

Elizabeth Gibson reviews Gabrielle Aplin in a unique setting: Manchester Cathedral

The Dosa, indigenous to South India, takes centre stage in the back streets of Withington

A methodological approach to disappointment