Amo: Bring Me The Horizon’s most experimental and emotional album yet
Angel Pearce
Bring Me The Horizon (BMTH) the Sheffield-based band, release their latest album, Amo, this week, January 25 and it’s fair to say it is their most experimental album yet with…
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Review: Spring Breakers
River Reporter
Move over Disney Channel, bubblegum princesses Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens ditch their innocence for guns, drugs and balaclavas in Harmony Korine‘s racy Spring Breakers. Caroline Bursell In a film…
Review: Rita Ora – Shine Ya Light
Rita Ora is to release her fourth single Shine Ya Light at the beginning of next month, but is it destined for chart-topping success? Hannah Crompton Jay-Z’s protégé Rita Ora…
Review: Leona Lewis – Glassheart
With a new sound and a change of beat, Leona is back stronger than ever. Ingvild Olaussen If you ever doubted you would hear the name Leona Lewis and dubstep…
DJ interview: Jakwob
If you like the wobbly tones of dubstep without having your ears chewed off by face-melting basslines, chances are you will like JakwobBy Lucy Sambrook
Education News Round Up
Kick back, relax, and dip your toes of wonderment into our pool of steaming, bubbling education knowledge. James Baines
Dub-steps to success
Two KU students are elated after completing sound design work for a new music video by popular dubstep artist Modestep.By James Baines
Review: Setting an Example
With a number one album and three number one singles under his belt, could Example be in the running for a fourth? By Surena Chande