By William Goltz
Venue: OSLO Hackney
4/5 stars
Touring in support of their sweetly subdued fourth record Heartbreak Rules, Boston slowcore group Horse Jumper of Love showed no signs of being worn down by the road in their London debut. Balancing their newer prettier cuts with the fuzzy emotional heft of their debut album, HJOL brought a sweet authenticity to a set which felt like a characteristically mellow celebration of just how far their slacker anthems have taken them.
What does it mean to engage in interfaith dialogue? How do we do it respectfully, without giving up our own views, whilst also learning from others? Lucas speaks to 6 students and 1 professor on interfaith dialogue, emphasising the continuing prevalence of religion in today’s society, conflicts and culture.
Rebecca reflects on her choice to exchange in Sweden, and how she’s come to love the slow, calm city.
Chloé looks at the casting of the new Wuthering Heights adaptation, and explores how it contributes to the on-going literary crisis.
Phoebe meditates on what it means to find belonging in diaspora in the increasingly globalizing world
Louis explores themes of friendship and gender within her new theatrical piece.
