Crafting another slice of infectious folk-pop that radiates like a warm slice of sun on a breezy day, “Waves” sees The 502s blend catchy melodies and cheery banjo plucks with twangy vocals and nostalgic lyricism. Romantic and wistful, yet never compromising on its happy-go-lucky feel,
Featuring punk icon Frank Turner on guitar and vocals, the eerie new track comes as another glimpse into rising rock trio False Heads’ long-awaited second album ‘Sick Moon’. Sure to send a shudder down your spine and enough to have you peeking behind your curtains,
The research – conducted by Bitcade, the UK’s largest producer of custom-built arcade machines – analysed data from more than 13,000 listings across eBay, Gumtree, and WeBuy (CEX) for 23 different consoles. The researchers collated data for each console and scored each one based on
It launches on Saturday and will see a trail of beautifully shot large scale portraits of 20 people from the LGBTQIA+ community who live or work in the city installed in windows of shops and restaurants across the city centre. Using their phones visitors will
Friday Night” is an intricately crafted, fragile jewel on a record that both harnesses and is fuelled by candid emotion. Beth’s raw vocal does much of the work here, underpinning the light and shade of a song heavy of heart and melody. It’s all sewn
12 Last Songs is a 12 hour-long performance exhibition of people doing their everyday work. The ‘workers’ have diverse jobs, are local to Manchester and are brought together in HOME’s gallery. 600 questions will be asked to the workers over the 12 hours, inspiring conversations.
Today there is wide-spread concern that thousands of students will miss the mark when it comes to this year’s A-level results, with around 60,000 fewer top grades awarded. According to research by Aviva, 24% of the UK’s former students regret going to university. And, it’s
The Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA), the association that represents the UK electrical industry, is calling on the next Prime Minister to tackle the cost-of-living crisis by immediately changing the way electricity and gas are taxed. In an open letter sent today to Rishi Sunak and