Review: Hannibal
Whilst it’s odd sometimes to comprehend, people have always been incredibly interested in the strange and unusual in the world. It’s our natural human curiosity at play. We follow the…
Jameson Film Festival: Review and Special Picks
The Jameson Film Festival finished on the 29th of March with a spectacular final day full of impressive films, enchanting guests, and tired but satisfied volunteers and staff. The festival…
Literature since the Time of Cholera: Celebrating Gabriel Garcia Marquez
The 17th of April marks the first anniversary of the death of Nobel Laureate Gabriel Garcia Marquez. The journalist turned novelist received the Nobel prize for literature in 1982 for…
Self Publishing: Another Way
Last time I spoke of Agents, Publishers, and Editors. I neglected to talk about self-publishing for a number of reasons. It takes some explaining to properly explore all the intricate…
Summer Festival Focus: Electric Picnic
With the second half of the semester well under way and our summer plans quickly filling up, it’s time to take a look at the cornucopia of festivals that our…
Death Grips- Jenny Death Review
Using both their music and interaction with their cult fan base, it seems as though Death Grips are on a mission to confuse and overwhelm. Nine months ago, they abruptly…
The Comeback Kids
We’re pretty lucky to live in a time with such diversity in music. In Dublin alone, you can jump from a hip hop night to a funk night, and sure…
Interview: The Handsome Family
It’s no surprise that Rennie Sparks, lyricist and Banjo player of the Handsome Family, tells us that he like stories. One of the most interesting aspects to The Handsome Family…
Madonna: The Enduring Appeal
In music today, it’s incredibly hard for artists to stay relevant because we’ve already crowned the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, the Prince of Pop, and even the Princess of…
Festival Focus: Electric Picnic
It’s less than six months until thousands of music fans will swarm the fields of Stradbally for the annual Electric Picnic festival. With the gradual withering of Oxegen, the Picnic…
District 8: Dublin’s Ultimate Music Venue
With Dublin’s electronic and hip hop scene only getting bigger and better,Dublin’s District 8,could easily claim to be at the forefront of this scene. Boasting some of the biggest international…
Enigma Presents: Marie Misfit
When: 25th of April 2015 1-4PM Where: Wood Quay Venue, Wood Quay, Dublin 2 How much: 50 euros per ticket For those inclined towards the world of makeup artistry, Enigma…