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Exploring the Mastermind of boygenius

Jessica Matthewson explores boygenius’ first studio album and looks at the contrast of their old music… In 2018, indie supergroup boygenius released the song ‘Me & My Dog’, a single from their self-titled first EP, ‘boygenius’. The three artists, Lucy Dacus, Phoebe Bridgers and Julien Baker focused on their solo output in the years following, before announcing earlier this year they were back working together … Continue reading Exploring the Mastermind of boygenius

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Midnights: Taylor’s Love Story with Edinburgh

Niamh McCabe uses Taylor’s latest album, Midnights, to explore her relationship with Edinburgh… I was taking a walk on a Friday night. I had just submitted the biggest project of my life; my magazine Quine, and I was listening to Midnights, the album by Taylor Swift.  As I was reminiscing about my last four years in Edinburgh, I could not help but find some meaning … Continue reading Midnights: Taylor’s Love Story with Edinburgh

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REVIEW: five seconds flat – Lizzy McAlpine

Zosia Stanton shares her thoughts on Lizzy McAlpine’s debut album, five seconds flat… For a while, I didn’t believe I could find an album that compared to the beautifully desolate feeling I would get listening to Phoebe Bridgers’ Punisher or Taylor Swift’s folklore. However, five seconds flat by Lizzy McAlpine has proven me wrong. This is the Philidelphia-based singer-songwriter’s second record and has grasped fans … Continue reading REVIEW: five seconds flat – Lizzy McAlpine

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5 Signs You Are A Book Addict  

Niamh McCabe shares a checklist to the symptoms of book addiction… I am a bookaholic, and my Dad is to blame. He is one that read to me and encouraged me to enter the world of books, literature, poetry, and art. He is the one who took me to the library once a week, every Thursday to be specific, to get my weekly supply. I … Continue reading 5 Signs You Are A Book Addict  

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ENRG Culture Must Reads 

In celebration of World Book Day this year, writers from the ENRG Culture team have curated a list of their must-reads…    World Book Day is the time to acknowledge and delve into a whole extensive universe of books! Whether it be horror, comedy, non-fiction, poetry, short stories, young adult, or romance, books have an endless stream of knowledge, inspiration and wealth to give you. … Continue reading ENRG Culture Must Reads 

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Why I Believe Taylor Swift’s ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is Her Best Record 

Kirsty Francis reveals her reasons as to why she believes the album made Taylor Swift the pop sensation she is today… To many people, Autumn is the time to blast Red (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift, but for me – it’s all year round. I wholeheartedly believe that Red is Taylor’s best album. The bridges, the gossip, the storytelling, THE LYRICISM.   I must confess that my opinion … Continue reading Why I Believe Taylor Swift’s ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is Her Best Record 

The Martian Chronicles: “We are a harbourer of war and disease…”

If you are looking for a new read, Yasmin Williamson has a recommendation that will have you questioning the reality of humanity Ray Bradbury has blessed the literary world with his invigorating novel, with a timeless style of dystopian story telling. The Martian Chronicles will leave any reader free falling through its pages of madness and honesty. A tale of attempts to colonise mars, where astronauts are not met with … Continue reading The Martian Chronicles: “We are a harbourer of war and disease…”

The Argument Against ‘Toy Story 5’

A Pixar franchise that started in 1995, has formed part of three generations and Brandon Bethune has more to say about what Toy Story 5 could mean… Remember when Pixar said that they weren’t doing sequels anymore after ‘Toy Story 4’? Yeah, me neither. When this announcement was made in 2019, it was extremely refreshing to see the studio go in a completely different direction to … Continue reading The Argument Against ‘Toy Story 5’

Carly Rae Jepsen: “The Loneliest Time”

Canadian sword wielding pop phenomenon had Glasgow rocking as the ‘So Nice’ Tour makes its stop at a sold-out o2 Academy, Jack Carson has more… Carly Rae Jepsen brought her iconic and irresistible pop to Glasgow’s O2 Academy.  It has been three years since Carly Rae Jepsen toured the U.K, nevertheless she was welcomed back by a raucous crowd in Glasgow last night.  The diminutive … Continue reading Carly Rae Jepsen: “The Loneliest Time”