More than three decades since their formation, The Levellers remain one of British music’s most enduring — if often overlooked…
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The Death of DEI and the Rising Tides of Racism and Discrimination in Music
In the past few weeks, President Donald Trump’s administration has dealt a crushing blow to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)…
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Farewell to The Dorothy Pax: The Loss of a Cultural Gem in Sheffield
Nestled along Sheffield’s historic Victoria Quays, the Dorothy Pax was more than just a bar—it was a cultural sanctuary. Since…
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Songs to Help Prepare for the End of the World
Throughout history, music has served as both a mirror and a warning—reflecting humanity’s deepest fears, including the end of civilization…
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There’s No Such Thing as a Protest Singer
People often say that protest singers are a thing of the past, relics of the 1960s and 70s when folk…
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Trans Identity Is History: A Century of Gender Rebels in Music
A Century of Trans Identity in Music: Proof That This Is Nothing New If you’ve spent any time on social…
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Jess Silk Unveils New Music Video
Jess Silk, the Black Country’s own folk/punk troubadour, has unveiled her latest single, “Break the Pattern,” accompanied by a compelling…
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