January single reviews (for PRETEND)
Laura Misch – Hibernate As the title suggests, this track is pretty chilling with its clean-cut beats and Laura’s slightly ghoulish vocals, which swirl and echo. All proceeds of the […]
Laura Misch – Hibernate As the title suggests, this track is pretty chilling with its clean-cut beats and Laura’s slightly ghoulish vocals, which swirl and echo. All proceeds of the […]
Released toward the end of this year, Molly Burch’s second album First Flower immediately punches and sears. The Austin-based singer carries the vulnerability from her previous record as she croons […]
For the second issue of Nice People magazine, I chatted to Jess from Leeds-based female-focused skate collective Rollin’ With The Girls. By Safi Bugel. Originally published by Nice People […]
It’s been two years since Kurt Vile last toured the UK, and it’s clear his return is anticipated as Leeds’ O2 Academy fills up comfortably on a nondescript Sunday evening. […]
As part of a weekly round-up feature for the music section of the Gryphon, I reviewed the Her’s gig at Brudenell Social Club. By Safi Bugel. Also published online: http://www.thegryphon.co.uk/2018/11/09/hers-brings-their-sexy-smooth-and-sensual-to-brudenell-01-11-18/ […]
In light of Halloween, I have curated a playlist of some of the best spooky songs, from turbulent and jolty punk numbers to ‘80s goth slow-burners, with detours in between. […]
M.I.A. released her first single ‘Galang’ via XL Recordings in the early 2000s. The track was met with great acclaim, both in England and America: who was this loud South […]
I contributed to the weekly newsletter of Leeds-based society and group, the Union Music Library to discuss a new release/addition to the UML’s collection. Tirzah has long been a contributor […]
For the 2018 Gryphon Fresher’s Guide, I wrote a short piece on how to maintain long distance relationships whilst at university. By Safi Bugel. Originally published by the Gryphon: http://www.thegryphon.co.uk/2018/09/21/tips-for-maintaining-long-distance-relationships/
The term ‘polymath’ is frequently wielded when describing Dev Hynes, the brains behind the moniker Blood Orange. His latest release, Negro Swan, evinces this title, as it masterfully transcends boundaries, […]