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10 Years of MBDTF
A review of Kanye West’s acclaimed album ten years on.
Incels, gamers, and gay pride – a review of My Agenda by Dorian Electra
Dorian Electra’s latest album critiques gamer and incel culture, and puts queer sex and love at the foreground. Thomas Savage reviews. (CW: explicit discussion of sex and sexual themes, homphobia)
Saving the “cult classic”: a Review of INSPIRATION INFORMATION
When an album is described to me as a “cult classic”, just as INSPIRATION INFORMATION was, alarm bells start ringing. A now overused term for pretentious art people don’t actually like, however, listen to in order to be perceived as cool, hipster and have a certain edge, cult classics often lead to a disappointing listen. Therefore, Read More…
Ariana Grande’s Positions: Some New, Some Old, Lots of Sex
Ariana Grande’s sixth studio album is a mature offering in more ways than one. Chloé Agar reviews.
Plays That Made Me: Haunted By A Sexy Pantomime
Juliet Daniels delves into her formative relationship with the whacky world of Rocky Horror, and the joys of dressing up and dancing along live!
A Search for Catharsis: A Review of “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous” by Ocean Vuong
Yihang Fang reviews the beautifully written “On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous” by Ocean Vuong.
“Convenience Store Woman”: perspectives on deviation and conformity within the Japanese psyche
Madeleine Ridout’s detailed review of “Convenience Store Woman” by Sayaka Murata: how does a single woman respond to Japanese social pressures?
Edmund De Waal Review: Library of Exile
Antonia Jameson reflects on the shifting nature of Edmund De Waal’s Library of Exile.
Familiarity and Emotion: How Les Mis shaped my journey into theatre
A new edition of ‘Plays that Made Me’, this time charting the start of a life loving musical theatre after watching Les Mis.