Music

Back to Live, Back to Reality: Bloodstock Review

It took a long time to get to Bloodstock festival. There was a four hour train from Egham, but that was nothing compared to the two years I had been waiting for live music to return. The journey was long and arduous; there was so much at stake for the performance industry who had suffered […]

From Wiz Khalifa to The Wellerman: An Interview with Nathan Evans

The ripples of Nathan Evans, Scotland's most famous post worker, by George Potter

The Art of the Playlist

The joy of organising music, by Jordan Thorne

American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story by Kevin Abstract

A review of Kevin Abstract’s 2016 album, by Chloe Boulton

Can listening to music really help us concentrate?

Is music good for studying? And if so, what type? By Clarissa Philpott

Mental Health in Pop Music

Clarissa looks at the topic of mental health in pop music, focusing on Lady Gaga, Demi Lovato, and Logic.

Future Islands – As Long as You Are (Album Review)

Niamh writes an album review of Future Islands’ release ‘As Long As You Are’.

The hidden POC composers of the classical world

Clarissa sheds some light on notable POC composers.

This month’s album review: Limbo – Aminé – 7/10

Rupert Gibson brings us his album review of the month, looking at Aminé’s Limbo.

An Introduction to Music at Royal Holloway

Clarissa Philpott introduces us to the music opportunities at our university.

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