• “Anything But A Band That Take Themselves Too Seriously” – Album Review: Wet Leg – ‘Wet Leg’

    In terms of the British indie scene, Wet Leg are the hottest band around right now, with their debut self-titled album going straight to number one in the UK charts. Gemma Cockrell shares her thoughts on the record....
  • Access All Areas – ‘The Return of Summer’ @ NOTTIFF

    A film about coming-of-age, escapism and above all music, Access All Areas is a loud and colourful explosion of atmosphere that aims to hit a nostalgic note inside the minds of its audience, and conjure up memories of long golden summers of youth and discovery. Filmed over this year’s Bestival on the Isle of...
  • Home Run: the Isle of Wight

    Nestled away in the English channel, the Isle of Wight is often reputed as an OAP’s paradise, or as a permanent re-enactment of the 50s and 60. The Isle of Wight is in fact really a hub of history, music, and eccentricity. Let me convince you that the place...
  • Arty Outings: Osborne House, Isle of Wight

    On a recent holiday to the Isle of Wight, the overwhelming urge to do classic touristy things took over me. So many ice-creams and hundreds of beach photos later, I found myself visiting Osborne House, most famously known as a holiday retreat for Queen Victoria and her family. My...
  • Festival Preview: Bestival

    If you are ever looking to go to a festival, you should choose the country’s best, and although self-professed, the Isle of Wight’s Bestival promises to live up to its name. If you’re searching for a site to showcase your hippy habits, whilst looking for a lavish line-up, start...
  • Review: Isle of Wight 2014

    The revived Isle Of Wight Festival was back for another year, kicking off festival season in style with big name headliners and a diverse range of acts. Friday Rudimental Rudimental stormed onto the main stage on Friday with a massively high energy set giving a real sense of excitement...