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How Is Record Store Day Beneficial to Independent Record Stores? 

June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Izzy Hurcum Every year, tens of thousands of record collectors descend onto record stores across the UK to celebrate Record Store Day (also known as RSD), an annual event featuring exclusive releases and limited-edition vinyl pressings. This year’s event featured more…

feature, Independent Record Stores, Music Journalism, Record Store Day

Back to humble beginnings

June 5, 2026June 5, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Freya Hoare When an artist has hit its peak in the 70s or 80s it is fair to assume that in the year of 2026 they aren’t performing to the capacity that they used to, unless you are The…

live music, Music, Music Journalism

La Sécurité at Voodoo Daddy’s Showroom Norwich 27/05/26

June 5, 2026 ReporterMusic, Read

By Lily Cottrell Is there a better way to spend an early-summers evening than in a small venue, pressed up against the stage, watching bands that are surely going to be the next big thing? That’s exactly what I found…

Indie Music, La Securite, live music, Music, Music Journalism

Florescence – Maisie Peters Album Review

May 29, 2026May 29, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Freya Hoare When looking at the title for Maisie Peters’ third studio album Florescence, you may think I am misspelling it. The term ‘Fluorescence’ is very much different.. When titling an album, you want the name to encapsulate the…

album review, Florescence, Journalism, Maisie Peters, Music, Music Journalism

Fish Night: Live at Telford’s Warehouse, Chester 

May 29, 2026May 29, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Lewis Hannah  Outside Telford’s Warehouse, the canalside bar sat on Shropshire Union Canal, is an array of characters, on a moderate Friday evening, all getting ready for a relaxing, and soon to be extremely warm, Bank Holiday. I, on the other…

Fish Night, Gig Review, live gigs, Music, Music Journalism

The Strokes: Reality Awaits and the autotune divide

May 29, 2026May 29, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Lewis Hannah In just over a month’s time, Reality Awaits, the seventh album by New York garage rockers The Strokes, will arrive. The 26th June release will end a six year wait for new material from the band, following up their…

Music, Music Journalism, The Strokes

Modern Music Journalism: social media, and the psychedelic radio 

May 29, 2026May 29, 2026 ReporterMusic

By Lewis Hannah  In its early days, the world of music journalism was relatively simple. Talented writers with a sharp style, or with strong, perhaps over-bearing opinions, would write reports, sometimes reviews, or opinion pieces, or maybe even have the interview with the big heavy hitter in their…

Music, Music Journalism, PSYCHEDELIC ROCK

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

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

CMAT ‘Take a Sexy Picture of Me’ – review

May 22, 2025 CSMCulture, Music

By Eves Lynch I have to be honest… I’ve only recently discovered CMAT. I’d heard of her before, mainly because of her co-writer credit on ‘I Like Your Look’ by the Blossoms but I have recently discovered her own music,…

body image, CMAT, Music Journalism, New Music, review

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