From page to air: how does perceiving the Lyric as a poetic form change our experience of music listening?
Does songwriting have to be linguistically poetic to be good?
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‘He who sings, prays twice’: how music and religion have been intertwined for centuries
An investigation into how music shapes devotion in global religion and spirituality.
Bob Dylan and the Music
Callum talks about Bob Dylan going electric and if it mattered.
The joy of ‘hearing’ in a commercial age
The importance of finding beauty in art in the face of its overproduction in a commercial and consumerist age.
The Soundtrack of My Semester
Shree summarises her semester in music.
5 Great Video Game Soundtracks To Study To!
These are some of the best video game soundtracks to add to your study playlist!
Four Artists Building the Future of Live Music
Stephanie Mackey comments on what we can expect from new music artists in 2026.
‘Get back to your heart’: representations of love in Djo’s ‘The Crux’
Gabriella Bell explores love in all its forms through Djo's latest album for Valentine's Day.
A Merciless Life: Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’ and Alexandre Desplat’s soundtrack as relatable to university students
Del Toro's 'Frankenstein', Desplat's soundtrack, and lessons to take away from them.
The efficacy of ‘cancelling artists’: sexism in holding our artists accountable
Exploring the gendered differences in how we treat our music artists, through case studies like Chris Brown and Sabrina Carpenter.