Category: Nostalgic News
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Holly Allwright celebrates 30 years of Jeffery Eugenides ‘startlingly beautiful’ book, The Virgin Suicides.
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Editor Amy Scott-Munden reminisces over Florence + The Machines ‘High as Hope’ album. ‘Florence Welch is the most poetic genius of our time’
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A look back at the famous era of Arctic Monkeys.
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Grace Eshel celebrates the perfectly imperfect nature of The Faculty 25 years after its release.
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Holly Allwright celebrates 15 years of The Hunger Games
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Duran Duran’s fame was waning in the 1990s. They hit the very height of their fame in the mid-1980s, when they performed at Live Aid, composed the titular theme tune for the 1985 James Bond film A View to a Kill (which also went to number one in the US Charts), and split into two…
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Westover’s memoir follows her own journey as she grows up in a fundamentalist, survivalist and Mormon family in Idaho. Her father constituted the patriarchal lead of the house over her six siblings, her mother and herself and his rules was stringent. ‘Gene’ (not his real name) believed in an incoming doomsday and as such avoided…
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Records editor Mollie Potter looks back on Lorde’s ‘The Love Club’ a decade after its release.
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Ten years ago I was wearing black skinny jeans, a denim jacket, and a pair of dirty white converse. I wanted to go to Leeds University, I listened to To Kill A King, and I watched Twin Peaks; all because I loved Bastille- my original influencers. Bastille was the first band I loved because their…
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The best books, movies, and albums from the decade!
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30 years later, ‘I Have Nothing’, one of Whitney Houston’s most enduring songs still continues to captivate listeners just as it did when first released, with Houston’s pristine vocals, the song’s bittersweet lyrics, and a majestically resounding instrumental all assembling to create this classic track. The lyrics describe a relationship that is nearing its end,…
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The glory of Adele begins with ‘19’. Her debut studio album, named after the age she was during its production and release, celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Winning a Grammy earlier this month for Best Pop Solo Performance for ‘Easy on Me’ amongst incredible competition from artists such as Doja Cat (‘Woman’), Lizzo (‘About…
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Thirty years ago, the third part of Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead trilogy opened to wide release, in a radically different style from the previous films. Army of Darkness is set in the Middle Ages, where Bruce Campbell’s eternally suffering Ash Williams must become a hero to defend against an army of the undead, brought to…
