Montreal-based Pottery release their debut album, Welcome to Bobby's Motel, an enjoyable indie record that radiates summer vibes.
Category: Arts & Culture
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Review: Goodbye to Berlin by Christopher Isherwood
Isherwood's novel is thought provoking, engaging, fuelled by confusing customs and traditions and wrapped in sentiment.
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Review: The Dressmaker’s Gift by Fiona Valpy
In The Dressmaker's Gift, Fiona Valpy paints a vivid image of France in World War II, transformed by Nazi Germany occupation.
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Review: The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
A brilliant representation of internal turmoil through the eyes of a young woman.
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Review: The Half of It
Netflix’s new film The Half of It might just have mastered the perfect balance between the rom com formula and a new take on the genre. Spoilers ahead!
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Review: On the Edge of Change by Jennings Couch
On the Edge of Change is the highly-anticipated debut EP from London based singer-songwriter Jennings Couch.
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Mellah: ‘Songwriting helps me express parts of myself I don’t understand’
As he releases his latest single, south Londoner Mellah talks to Anna Fox about consumerism, capitalism, and how the true London has died.
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The show must go on: Hollywood’s obsession with music biopics
Box office success and universal popularity make biographical films about artists a fascinating prospect for Hollywood, with a host of music biopics in development.
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Yann Florio: The power of music and the culinary hierarchy
A couple of months after reaching the finals of Masterchef: The Professionals, private chef and entrepreneur Yann Florio seems to have achieved everything. He talks us through his parallel life in music, and his concerns with the food industry.
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Fickle Friends: Indie pop with personality
Fickle Friends are just like your mates - funny, self-deprecating, likely tipsy - except they perform at sold-out festivals. Seven years and one Top 10 album in, they’re just getting started.
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Review: If Only I Could Tell You by Hannah Beckerman
“Second novels are notoriously tricky beasts,” writes Hannah Beckerman at the end of her new book, yet she was perfectly able to tame hers.
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Review: Sody at the Waiting Room
Sody is a 19-year-old pop singer from West London with a beautifully gentle yet strong voice.