REVIEW: Neighbourhood Festival

By Abi White 9th October 2017 Culture, Music, Reviews 0 comments

A YEAR has flown by and it’s already the second year of Manchester’s very own metropolitan festival, Neighbourhood Festival, where […]

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GRIMMFEST REVIEW: CREEPER and FREEHOLD

By Will Stevenson 7th October 2017 Reviews 0 comments

THE short film which preludes Dominic Bridges’ Freehold in its Grimmfest slot, Drew Macdonald’s Creeper, is a much more terrifying […]

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GRIMMFEST REVIEW: Habit

By Will Stevenson 6th October 2017 Film, Reviews 0 comments

MANCHESTER’S annual horror film long weekend is back. Kicking off with a local treat, the world premiere of Habit, a […]

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REVIEW: Ed Gamble at The Lowry

By Coral-Jade Daniels 3rd October 2017 Comedy, Reviews 0 comments

ED Gamble’s Mammoth tour hit Salford’s Lowry last night; leaving the half-filled room in tears of laughter and certainly not […]

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REVIEW: The Warehouse Project Returns

By Alicia Boukersi 25th September 2017 Music, Reviews 0 comments

IT IS finally Warehouse Project season. The series made its long anticipated return to Manchester’s Store Street this weekend, making […]

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REVIEW: LCD Soundsystem at Warehouse Project

By Will Stevenson 18th September 2017 Culture, Reviews 0 comments

MANCHESTER’S infamous annual carnival season of dance, hip hop, drum and bass nights and more, Warehouse Project, returned this weekend, […]

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REVIEW: Room 94 at Sound Control

By Coral-Jade Daniels 10th September 2017 Reviews 0 comments

ROOM 94 have been on the alt rock scene for about ten years now and whilst their legion of adoring […]

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Tom Clarke: 10 years of ‘We’ll live and die in these towns’

By Cat Heuston 24th August 2017 Music, Reviews 0 comments

The Enemy’s former lead singer Tom Clarke celebrates 10 years of ‘We’ll live and die in these towns’   Tom […]

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REVIEW: Dunkirk (2017)

By Haley Neville 15th August 2017 Film, Reviews 0 comments

CHRISTOPHER Nolan’s films are known for their ‘break the bank budget’ and his much-anticipated Dunkirk is certainly no exception. It […]

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REVIEW: Much Ado About Nothing, Salford Arts Theatre

By Andrew Riley 26th July 2017 Art, Reviews, Theatre 0 comments

Is the Bard up to being looked at by a new generation? Andrew Riley went to Salford Arts Theatre to […]

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