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.
A review of LSE alum John Kirkaldy’s newest book that touches upon the struggles of life with an optimistic and light-hearted outlook with countless moments of hilarity.
A review of the stylised documentary by Pavel Talakin of the militarization of Russian schools following the war against Ukraine from the perspective of a school events coordinator at a primary school in Karabash
A review of the annual celebration of the UK’s greatest independent music and art spots
A review of the new movie adaptation of Stephen King’s novel, ‘The Long Walk’
Willow explores how Keir Starmer’s vague promise of “change” turned an electoral victory into a governing problem.
