Interview: Howie B

Will McCurdy interviews the Glaswegian music producer about his latest projects.

Preview: Bangers & Mash

Will McCurdy previews the return of one of York’s most popular student lead nights.

Album Review: Manchester Orchestra – Cope

Will McCurdy reviews “Cope”, the lastest album from the Americian indie rockers Manchester Orchestra

Interview: Lau

Will McCurdy talks with acclaimed Scottish folk group “Lau”

Live Review: Lee Scratch Perry

Will McCurdy enjoys the Jamaican legend’s gig in Fibbers.

Interview: 65daysofstatic

Will McCurdy chats with the experimental rock leaders “65daysofstatic”.

Preview: Lee Scratch Perry

Will McCurdy looks forward to the Jamaican legend Lee “Scratch” Perry taking to the stage at Fibbers.

Fade Out. Don’t burn

Will attacks the popular music cliche of living fast and dying young.

Interview: Reel Big Fish

Will McCurdy interviews seminal ska punk band “Reel Big Fish”.

Review: Breaking the Code

Will reviews Dramasoc’s latest production, finding it “admirable”, but “difficult to cope with.”

Alone on Valentine’s Day?

Will McCurdy helps readers to drown their sorrows with some select song choices.

The Benefits Of Being A Snob

Will McCurdy attacks the current state of music criticism.

Interview: Fawn Spots

Will McCurdy interviews York’s very own noise rock luminaries “Fawn Spots”

Review: Essex Girls

Will McCurdy is impressed by Dramasoc’s latest production, Essex Girls.

Review: Norman Rea – Possible Outcomes

Will McCurdy review Norman Rea’s latest offering.

Film Review: The Wolf of Wall Street

Will McCurdy reviews Martin Scorsese’s white collar crime blockbuster.