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The British Sound Project all dayer returns – everything you need to know about the indie and rock all dayer

25th September 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 100

By Sam Gosling Manchester’s biggest indoor festival returns this weekend to Victoria Warehouse. Featuring: White Lies, Deaf Havana, Band Of Skulls, Twin Atlantic and Fatherson. Student discounted tickets available. Returning after a hugely successful debut, The British Sound Project promises to be even bigger and better. Last year’s all dayer welcomed 5,000 indie and rock…
Music
Review: The Libertines @ Warrington Parr Hall

25th September 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 106

By Sam Gosling Despite not being anywhere near the seaside, The Libertines brought their Tiddly Om Pop Pom tour to Warrington on Friday after a cancelled show in Blackpool left the band with a slot to fill. Support came from Bright Young People and Trampoline, with the latter playing a storming set and setting the…
Film, Review
mother! review: Disgusting, brilliant, provocative, frustrating… God only knows what ‘Mother!’ is

22nd September 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 113

★★★☆☆ By Jack Spillane Director Darren Aronofsky doesn’t do uplifting. Charting back to the lurid exploits of the heroin addicts of Requiem for a Dream, to the heartbreaking top rope dives of The Wrestler, Aronofsky likes to destroy your day like so few others can. Not only that, but he can twist your mind inside out while…
Review
The book that changed my life: The Power of Now

21st September 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 1064

By Sian Hamer THE POWER OF NOW: A GUIDE TO SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT By Eckhart Tolle Namaste Publishing, 1997 ★★★★★ Refreshing, inspirational and challenging, The Power of Now is a book in its own league. You’ll probably find it nestled within the multitude of self-help books in any popular bookstore, but the questions and themes which Eckhart Tolle…
Entertainment, Manchester, News, Sport
Hive Live: Manchester Met’s dedicated sport radio show returns by popular demand

20th September 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 231

By Micheal Cole In the world of student radio, rarely do you find a show that has set its ambitions loftily above the confines of the lo-fi studio available to Hive Radio shows in the Manchester Met Student Union. Enter Sam Richards and Harry Freebre, co-presenters of Hive Live, currently the only show on Hive…

The British Sound Project all dayer returns – everything you need to know about the indie and rock all dayer

Review: The Libertines @ Warrington Parr Hall

mother! review: Disgusting, brilliant, provocative, frustrating… God only knows what ‘Mother!’ is

The book that changed my life: The Power of Now

Hive Live: Manchester Met’s dedicated sport radio show returns by popular demand

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