A look at QEH Year 13’s listening trends of 2020
I sent out a survey to anyone in Year 13 with a mild interest in music to fill in, asking for their top 5 Artists, songs, and their minutes listened, and here are the results:
Category Archives: Music
Ghost: Welcome to the Spectacle
Ghost- the pop-metal band from Sweden played at Cardiff’s Motoroint Arena on Sunday 17th of November, ensuing a night of theatrics, pantomime and saxaphones.
Jesus is King and Kanye West’s Rebirth
As I’m sure many of you already know, Kanye West just dropped his ninth studio album late last month, titled Jesus is King. The short 27-minute album marks a new era for Kanye, one that’s been a long time coming: his rebirth as a devout, born-again
Metallica: from metal royalty to rehab
2019 has been a monumental year for metal titans Metallica. Their WorldWired tour promoting the 2016 Album ‘Hardwired… To Self-Destruct’ continued through a sizzling run of Europe’s biggest stadiums, attracting audiences of over 80,000 per show. WorldWired has just become the ninth highest grossing tour
XXXTentacion: Obituary of a confusing mind
An obituary to the recent death of Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy, commonly known as XXXTentacion within the music world, and looking back at his career within music and his life.
Musical Insight: Gorillaz
Philip Wakley-Skinnarland delves into the weird world of one of the oddest bands out there.
Review: Gang Signs and Prayer
No your eyes are not deceiving you, this is a review of Stormzy’s new album on Berkeley Squares. Grimey boy James Palmer checks it out.
Is Classical Music Dead?
Amidst the fierce competition from new artists, new genres and new technology in the ever-growing music industry, is classical music doomed to become extinct?
Review: King Charles (II)
Our political editor on music, the monarchy, and at least two megalomaniacs.
Thank You For The Music
Our political editor welcomes the 6 Music Festival to Bristol.
