With the Warrington based four-piece promising a barrel-load of new music throughout 2023, “Landmines” arrives as the latest powder-keg to be stacked in that arsenal. Exemplifying a band with their finger firmly on the trigger, from its ricocheting guitar riffs to its seismic drum fills
“This EP feels like mist, it feels like mourning and solemnity, the heaviness of coming to your own thoughts at the end of the day, and yet it feels like escape. Poetic and unrelenting in its beauty and haunting I know this EP is one
Freedom reigns in the world of The Coral after almost 30 years as a band, adding concepts and collaborators to faintly-pencilled wish lists, and now another layer of intrigue embedded into upcoming album, Sea Of Mirrors’ reveals itself with the release of Ocean’s Apart –
Global Expenses app, ExpenseOnDemand, commissioned an extensive survey of business leaders* to understand how firms utilise tech, the demand for tailored solutions and the biggest challenges businesses face. The survey asked business leaders what they considered their main challenges to be over the next 12
A homelessness support charity based in Manchester has received a £1,000 donation from the Amazon fulfilment centre on Airport City. The donation was made to Coffee4Craig, which provides provisions like home-cooked meals, access to a medical help and shower facilities to homeless or displaced people
Workspace spoke to Dan Frost, Director at Frost Architects who shares his insight into how the office needs changed over the course of the pandemic, and the shift towards companies wanting people to be back in the office. Dan says: “The pandemic has undoubtedly had
Reacting to the news that Russian migrants’ rights defender Tatyana Kotlyar has been convicted and fined with 650,000 roubles (US$7,500), Natalia Zviagina, Amnesty International’s Russia Director, said: “Tatyana Kotlyar is being punished simply for helping hundreds of people, including migrants and refugees, by generously registering