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Hi, I'm Sarah and I'm an English Literature student originally from The Wirral and studying at The University of Manchester. I am passionate about music and writing, so I started writing about music! I am currently a regular Contributing Writer at The Mancunion (the UK's largest student newspaper) and Music Is To Blame. This has given me the opportunity to review albums, singles and concerts, as well as interviewing bands and musicians. Recently, I was invited to attend the Sefton Park Pilot Ev…

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'Daddy's Home': St Vincent's soulful 70s masterpiece - The Mancunion

'Daddy's Home': St Vincent's soulful 70s masterpiece - The Mancunion

Annie Clark, aka St Vincent's highly anticipated sixth studio album Daddy's Home has finally arrived, and it …

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Wolf Alice reach new heights on kaleidoscopic third album 'Blue Weekend' - The Mancunion

Wolf Alice reach new heights on kaleidoscopic third album 'Blue Weekend' - The Mancunion

Following their Mercury Prize-winning magnum opus Visions of a Life was never going to be an easy feat. But W…

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Indie-pop band Bash! will be one of your 'Favourite Things' about 2021

Indie-pop band Bash! will be one of your 'Favourite Things' about 2021

Bash! are a five-piece electro-pop outfit hailing from sunny Southampton. Their eclectic brand of synth-heavy…

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Ten Tonnes drops exhilarating indie-pop anthem 'Everything You Got'

Ten Tonnes drops exhilarating indie-pop anthem 'Everything You Got'

Hertford's very own Ethan Barnett, better known as Ten Tonnes, has been making waves since he burst onto the …

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Punk, funk, and everything in between: Squid drop debut album 'Bright Green Field' - The Mancunio...

Punk, funk, and everything in between: Squid drop debut album 'Bright Green Field' - The Mancunio...

The hugely ambitious and experimental Brighton-based 5-piece Squid formed in 2016. Their unique and multi-fac…

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Groovy guitars and stomping drums: Music by Kota's new EP "Innocence" will rock your world!

Groovy guitars and stomping drums: Music by Kota's new EP "Innocence" will rock your world!

Music by Kota describe themselves as "a group of five guys in Memphis, Tennessee out to have a good time". Wi…

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Manchester’s top 20 up-and-coming bands and musicians – from the Maddocks to Yasmin Coe

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By Sarah Taylor
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Sons of the stage … keep an eye out for these up-and-coming Manchester artists. Composite: Stocksy United After nearly 50 years in London, The BRIT Awards are heading north to Manchester in 2026, in a move that nods to both the city’s storied musical past and a renewed focus on discovering fresh, local talent beyond the capital.
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Rosalía - Lux (Album Review) - Stereoboard

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By Sarah Taylor
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Rosalía’s versatility is a given at this point. Whether she’s revamping flamenco on ‘El Mal Querer’ or serving up reggaeton with an avant-pop twist on ‘Motomami’, the Catalan songwriter is always ahead of the curve. ‘Lux’, though, is an entirely different beast even when viewed in that shape-shifting context; an odyssey through all things feminine and divine, complete with classical flourishes.
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Witch Fever - FEVEREATEN (Album Review)

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By Sarah Taylor
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Home > News & Reviews > Witch Fever Photo: Frank Fieber Three years on from their debut ‘Congregation’, Manchester quartet Witch Fever have returned with a record that’s both more refined and more in hock to doom-metal — ‘FEVEREATEN’ brims with creativity, catharsis, and a sense of atmosphere. Amid its tumultuous guitars, brooding instrumentals, and sense of rage, it showcases new depth that keeps the listener on their toes.
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