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The Story of ‘Selling Out’: rap, commercialism and Public Enemy

By Bethany Klein

Music. Leeds.
Interview
HPBC Records and Tight Lines Present: Fergus Quill’s Noise Ensemble

By Jack Simpson

Music. Leeds.
Exhibit
See / Hear / Read #3: Louise Atkinson’s lockdown drawings

By The State of The Arts

SeeHearRead. Leeds.
Comment
The Life and Legacy of David Oluwale: why Britain must remember him

By Olivia McGhie

Community. Leeds.
Column
The Story of ‘Selling Out’: major labels, independence and The Clash

By Bethany Klein

Music. Leeds.
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Save Our Scene: How Manchester and Salford’s nightlife has found hope

By Bea Gilbert

Community. Manchester.
Comment
Art, Accessibility and Audience: looking beyond COVID-19

By Rosaleen Williams

Art & Photography. Leeds.
Column
TSOTA x TRS Studio Visits: BITCH Palace

By The State of The Arts

Art & Photography. Liverpool.
Column
The Story of ‘Selling Out’: popular music, art and The Who

By Bethany Klein

Music. Leeds.
Comment
Lockdown – what they said

By Meg Rowley

Community. Leeds.
Column
Spoken Word Column: Poetry versus privilege

By Matt Abbott

Written & Spoken Word. United Kingdom.

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