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Featured image: Press Gifted Fender guitars, performing with Jack Whitehall at the Brits and ten number 1’s in Germany alone, Nathan Evans, the self-professed “Scottish Billie Eilish”, has had a…
Acclaimed director and Manchester School of Arts graduate, Dan Thorburn talks to A Bearded Critic.
Featured image: Pressзаймы без отказа на карту без проверки Since their debut Brutalism in 2017, IDLES have reigned as the most popular punk band in Britain. Counting the live album…
Featured image: Mclean Stephenson A band that has managed to cultivate a bigger audience in the UK thousands of miles away from their hometown, DMA’S have certainly felt the restrictions…
Featured Image: Joel Schaegis Liverpudlian goddess of alt-pop Natalie McCool was first inspired by her father as a child to embark on her musical journey. After hearing him play the…
By Alex Challies Photography: Bounty Vegah Carol Ann Duffy and Friends returned to the Royal Exchange Theatre this week, featuring performances from three emerging poets and culminating with special guest…
By David Keyworth Shortlisted for the prestigious T.S. Eliot Prize, Manchester Met Professor of Poetry Michael Symmons Roberts’ seventh collection Mancunia is about Manchester, or at least a version of Manchester.…
Humanity Hallows Issue 6 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Emily Oldfield Images courtesy of Shay Rowan A sign of quality theatre is that…
Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Frankie Richardson A pair of Manchester Interactive Arts students are on a mission. These two…
By Daniel J Broadley The Beat-Herder festival prides itself on being one of the last truly independent British music festivals, starting out as a small rave in a forest. Now,…