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.
Ronak takes a gothic approach to interpreting The Weeknd’s artistry.
Written and Illustrated by Jessica Chan “Everything that lives is designed to end.” NieR:Automata was released in 2017 as the third installment to the Drakengard
The American Eagle ad featuring Sydney Sweeney has been criticised for the racial undertones in its slogan. This article delves into the political history of denim and why the advertisement has garnered so much controversy.
Sylvain reviews the LSE Drama Society’s exciting production of Into the Woods.
In the final Flipside interview of this academic year, Emma interviews Folake Sobogun, the assistant catering manager at Carr-Saunders, to explore how life at LSE residence halls unfolds behind the counter, in the dining hall.
