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    Album review: Drunk by Thundercat

    17th March 2017 By 0 224

    Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Lewis Catlow On his third full-length record, Stephen Bruner, the Grammy-winning bassist extraordinaire known as Thundercat, has a collection of cosmic, outlandish and offbeat songs full of his trademark oddities and non-linear humour. Drunk isn’t a world away from his…

  • Entertainment, Manchester

    CRITICS and JEKYLL @ Sound Control Manchester

    17th March 2017 By 0 203

      Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Rachel Cook Images by Georgia Osborn CRITICS, a unique up and coming band hailing from London performed at Manchester’s Sound Control last week. The three-piece band consisting of Lynn Paighton (vocals) Jack Lawson (guitar) and Jamie Lowes (keys/synth) offer an…

  • Entertainment, Review

    Obituary Self Titled Album Review

    16th March 2017 By 0 364

    Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Kim Mclelland Florida death metal legends Obituary have always been a dependable band.  Their classic first two albums, 1989’s Slowly We Rot and 1990’s Cause of Death are essential additions to any metal collection but after a loss of popularity…

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