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Has Record Store Day strayed from its origins?

May 26, 2026May 26, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Freya Hoare Record Store Day (RSD) has a great economic impact for record stores worldwide and helps to put otherwise only locally known independent shops on the map nationally. Alongside the increase in footfall in all the record shops…

Music, Music Journalism, Record Store Day

Disintegration by The Cure – Album Review

May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 ReporterMusic

Written by Daisy Sherwin Ahead of The Cure’s summer tour kicking off in the UK, it was only fitting to review Disintegration, released 37 years ago this month! I don’t know if it’s even possible to write a review of…

80s, album review, Goth, Music, Post-Punk, The Cure

Bleech 9:3 – Bleech 9:3  

May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Izzy Hurcum Hailing from Dublin, four-piece alternative rock band Bleech 9:3 recently released their much-anticipated self-titled debut EP. After forming in unconventional circumstances, the band have become well known within the indie scene, gaining a cult following thanks to their intense…

alternative music, EP review, indie rock, Irish Band, Music

Morrissey Announces New UK Tour

May 22, 2026May 22, 2026 ReporterNews in brief

Written by Daisy Sherwin Morrissey announces a new UK tour in support of his new album “Make-Up is a Lie.” Taking place in December 2026, Morrissey will perform in Brighton, Cardiff, Liverpool, Glasgow, Leeds if everything goes according to plan. …

Concert, live music, Morrissey, Music, The Smiths, tour

Permanent (Joy) – Live at Victoria Warehouse, Manchester (09/05/26)

May 15, 2026May 15, 2026 ReporterMusic

Come on into the world’s first 3,500 capacity sauna. Wait, no, it’s just Manchester’s Victoria Warehouse. Situated right next to Old Trafford (whereby I’ll say nothing negative to keep everybody happy), it’s one of many, many venues where you become…

Live Review, Manchester, Music, Permanent (Joy), review

Buzzards’ Drummer George Harp Sheds Light On New Music

May 15, 2026May 15, 2026 ReporterNews in brief

Band’s first new release since 2024. By Alex McFerren Buzzards Drummer George Harp has some exciting news for us. The Buzzards are gearing up to release “three new songs roughly around July”. The band (Eliot Wolstencroft on bass, Leo Donoghue…

Buzzards, Music, New Music, Plymouth

Your Favourite Toy – Foo Fighters Album Review

May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Leah Simons Dave Grohl enters the confessional. He knows he’s done wrong and is seeking redemption. Your Favourite Toy, Foo Fighters’ 12th studio album, attempts to offer it. Thematically overflowing with hauntings of the past and the present and…

album review, Foo Fighters, Music, Music review

Artists Don’t Like Touring Anymore

May 8, 2026May 11, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Freya Hoare When the recent pre-sale happened for Olivia Rodrigo’s upcoming ‘Unraveled’ tour, It sent fans opinions unravelling on social media due to not only the prices but for the sheer amount of dates in specific places. In more…

Music, Music Journalism, olivia rodrigo, touring, University of Chester

Vona Vella live at The Jacaranda, Liverpool

May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Anayo Eltringham Onuora Following the release of Vona Vella’s second studio album, Carnival, the band steps away from their hometown in Nottingham to perform at The Jacaranda in Liverpool.   The venue is dimly lit, hidden beneath the facade of a lively, yet unassuming record store. The stairs to the basement are…

chester uni, Live Review, Music, the jacaranda, Vona vella

Peter Gabriel – Live At WOMAD 1982

May 8, 2026May 8, 2026 ReporterCulture, Music, News in brief

Peter Gabriel’s revered live set finally sees a physical vinyl and CD release. By Alex McFerren Peter Gabriel had been out of the Genesis limelight for quite a while by 1982. He had released a few solo albums and had…

Live Album, Music, Peter Gabriel, prog rock

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