Hailing from Brighton, Big Long Sun fuse slow, spacey balladry with fast-paced, noisy psychedelic rock, often in the same song. Frankly, the noise they generate onstage is massive: two (sometimes ...

Dennis Chin, a University of Bristol Mechanical Engineering student, describes how his debilitating skin condition prevented ...

Have you ever truly considered how your food reaches your table? While there is a growing awareness, do we fully understand the extent of exploitation required to get it there? The hidden operations ...

No film director in history has ever been more powerful than Christopher Nolan is right now. Not even Steven Spielberg at his peak (founding his own studio off the back of making Jurassic Park and ...

As an emerging writer, I was desperate to get my work out there. A late-night Google spiral led me down the obsessive rabbit hole of submitting to online literary magazines. Submission statuses on the ...

Having not played in Bristol since he shared a bill with Dan Shake at Motion in 2021 (who also returns later this month), Bellaire, first name Jean, will take main stage at Electric Bristol. It will ...

UK underground rap has exploded in the past year, firmly establishing itself to a global mainstream audience. Artists like Fakemink and Feng have seen massive growth in America especially, with ...

PhD student Dr EmmaLucy Cole graduated this week despite suffering a traumatic brain injury from a motorbike accident that severely impacted her studies. The accident left her with post-concussion ...

Park Chan-wook’s new film No Other Choice (2025) offers a complex insight into the darker side of capitalism. The film is densely packed with rich metaphorical visuals and recurring narrative motifs, ...

Set to take place on Friday 28 th August, ‘FORWARDS Presents’ has been announced today, an event ticketed and marketed as separate from the familiar two-day FORWARDS festival. Taking place the evening ...

Beer bottles lining the streets, bins not taken out for weeks, and meal deals all sold out. The student bubble turns an ordinary city into something recognised only by those who live in it.