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Bastille: Album Launch Show | Review

Bastille’s fifth album, titled Ampersand came out on the 25th October 2024. I had Ampersand on repeat from the moment it came out – on the train, walking up the...

Past the Playlist: Why Exploring Beyond Your Favourites Matters

My Albums of the Year 2023

Headphone Culture – is it time to turn the music down?

Beans on Toast at Future Yard | Review

5 Queer Artists Who Broke Through Genres

Sea Girls: A euphoric return to the O2 Academy | Review

Top 10 Mixtapes and EPs of 2022

Modern Marriage at Round the Corner | Review and Interview

Croquet Woke-y: ‘Heathers: The Musical’ | REVIEW

Croquet mallets at the ready! The 1989 black comedy and cult classic 'Heathers: The Musical' has been given an all-singing, all-dancing 21st-century makeover... how VERY. Contributor Naomi Adam reviews its...

Wolf Alice at Mountford Hall | Review

Wolf Alice's performance at Mountford Hall was the ultimate let-your-hair-down event. Quite literally, my scrunchie fell out 30 seconds into their set. Wolf Alice served up everything we had hoped...

Princess Goes to the Butterfly Museum – Dexter’s Michael C Hall Kills it at Kitchen Street

Glass Animals conclude their UK tour and leave us salivating for more

Fenne Lily at Leaf on Bold Street | Review

‘Quarterlife Crisis’: An Interview with… The Famous Daxx

Red (Taylor’s Version) Album Review

Biffy Clyro at Mountford Hall | Review

Paloma Faith’s ‘Infinite Things’ 2021 Tour | REVIEW

5 Healthy Ways To Manage Stress

BHM Series: The History of Black Music

At this point, we have surely all noted that a lot of current music holds its roots in black music. In celebration of Black History Month, we wanted to look...

Sefton Park Pilot: a step closer to normality?

With live music having been suspended in much of the world since March last year, it was no surprise that anticipation was high for the first government approved, non-socially-distanced concert...

The Albums That Got Me Through (3!) Lockdowns

From Liverpool to Atlanta: An Interview with songwriter Nik Patel

Cruise | Review

Now or Never | Review

Disenchanted | Review

The Night Café Interview

Jack and the Beanstalk | Review

An Elephant in the Garden | Review

Teenage Fanclub – 5 must listen to tracks ahead of their new album release.

Who are Teenage Fanclub? The heavily guitar-driven Scottish four-piece have been releasing tracks (initially on the legendary Creation Records label) since 1989; taking inspiration from bands such as Sonic Youth,...

My Top 5 Songs From Liverpool

While being from Manchester naturally makes me biased towards my home town’s excellent music scene, the city of Liverpool has also boasted some of Britain’s best bands and musicians. From...

Single review: “Cheer Up Baby” by Inhaler

The Picture of Dorian Gray | Review

Taylor Swift’s Love Story Re-Release

The Band Plays On | Review

LGSM Classic Album Club 3 (St. Patrick’s Day Special): The Pogues – Rum Sodomy & The Lash

Olivia Rodrigo is still topping the charts!

Treason the Musical in Concert | Review

The Sorcerer’s Apprentice | Review

My 10 Favourite Songs | Spotify Playlist

It's always impossible to make a list of your favourite songs, especially if you are anything like me and love specific genres and eras more than others. I had a...

LGSM Classic Album Club 2: Beastie Boys – Ill Communication

Released in 1994, the Beastie Boys' fourth studio album is their most well-rounded and mature effort in an impressively varied discography. The group, whilst undeniably volatile and prone to controversy,...

The Color Purple – at Home | Review

LGSM Classic Album Club 1: Nico – Chelsea Girls

I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change | Review

A Tale To Tell | Preview

Django Django – Interview and Review of ‘Glowing In The Dark’

Peter Pan | Review

The Shit Indie Disco Playlist

Liverpool Guild Student Media X Shit Indie Disco

Borat 2: A very nice film | Review

After fourteen years and one month, our favourite Kazakh journalist is back with a vengeance… and a 15-year-old daughter. Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for...

Marry Me A Little | Review

Theatre productions up and down the country were forced to close early as the nation was plunged into a month long national lockdown; however, many theatres refused to let this...