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Suede's Heroine: Britpop's Darkest Character Study
A lyrical analysis of Suede's 1994 song 'Heroine'.
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Suede's Heroine: Britpop's Darkest Character Study
A lyrical analysis of Suede's 1994 song 'Heroine'.
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“The Lemons Might Make a Comeback This Year”: Black Country, New Road’s Forever Howlong
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A poem inspired by Hozier's Unreal Unearth, itself inspired by Dante's Inferno.
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Scenes, Sorrow, and the Stars Above Us: The Legacy of Fall Out Boy's Infinity on High
2650 words, and most of them are just song titles. A deep dive into Fall Out Boy's masterpiece Infinity on High.
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”It’s just you and me”: Robbie Williams’ Unlikely Love Letter to Morrissey
Review of Robbie Williams' 'Morrissey', from his latest album BRITPOP.
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Global Politics, Youth Disillusionment and Innocence: Bloc Party's Silent Alarm
A deep dive into Bloc Party's 2005 debut album, and its music, production and lyrics.
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David Bowie's Suffragette City: Hedonism, Sexuality and Londoncentricism
An analysis of David Bowie's 1972 song 'Suffragette City'.
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Drugs, Madness and Reinventing Love: Analysing 'Mad As Rabbits' by Panic! At The Disco
A queer reading of Panic! At The Disco's 2008 single 'Mad As Rabbits.'
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The Last Dinner Party Return with Spellbinding Collection of Tales
Review of The Last Dinner Party's latest album From The Pyre.
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“The other world is this”: Maddie Ashman EP Review
Bizarre tunings meet folkloric storytelling on Maddie Ashman’s otherworld EP.