Lauren Lane emerged from the New York House scene and has since played esteemed clubs and festivals across the world, including regular spots in LA and Ibiza. We sat down with her after her sensational Parklife set to talk DJing, chasing dreams, and playing some of the best venues in the world. How does it […]
Written by Elaine Zheng – Senior Features Editor The Kite String Tangle, (aka. Danny Harley), is a musician who is passionate about sound, and blurs the lines between genres to summon strong emotions from his audience, nostalgia being a particular favourite. “The name itself derives from an ambient project which dealt purely with acoustics. It […]
Written by Ben Munster – Student Writer A pale, scruffy man sits at a table, peering into a sandwich. There’s half an hour left until closing time, and the three adjacent tables are vacant. Opposite him sits a green creature, a cross between a bunny and a piranha. It looks blankly into the middle distance. […]
Written by Gabriella Wieland – Student Journalist Standing out and making a dent on the music scene can be pretty tough. With only so many tonal notes of the musical world to choose from, how is it possible to create a sound that is fresh, unique and gets its listener reared and ready to go? […]
September is a tough time for many students. Not only do they have to potentially adapt to a new city, make new friends, and take a step up with their education but they may have to make some pretty hard choices about their relationship too. Long-distance relationships can be challenging, and rewarding, but either way […]
Written by Joanne Phillpott – Student Writer Yes, it’s nearly that time of the year again and with your exams (nearly) out of the way, it’s time to focus on your Prom, a.k.a. the biggest calendar event of the year. Now, picking an outfit certainly is daunting, but don’t worry, at Student Pages we want […]
Written by Thia Gayle – Student Writer On the very first day I started University, I decided to write a diary about my university experience. University was an exciting new chapter in my life as it presented opportunities for me to earn my degree, study my favourite subject, explore a new environment, join a wide […]
Written by Joshua Kennedy – Student Writer For years fans of football begged for Video Assistant Referees (VAR) to be introduced in order to try to the make the game fairer and to compensate for mistakes made by officials. However, since it has recently been trialed it has brought more controversy rather than reducing it. With […]
Written by Gabriella Wieland – Student Journalist This year’s Mental Health Awareness Campaign takes exactly that slogan at its thematic core, encouraging each and every one of us to take a rain check on our mental wellness. Perfectly encapsulating the fact that good mental health is more than simply the absence of a mental health ‘problem’, this […]
Written by Joanne Philpott – Student Pages Journalist Ah, festival camping – love it or loathe it, the experience is an essential part to your multi-day experience. Prepare for it properly, and you’ll be sailing through it with ease, come glorious sun or the heaviest of showers. Get it wrong, however, and you’ll be tutting […]