This week RaW discuss glam rock, its influencers and its influencees
Acoustic music, poetry, and a nice cup of tea. Matthew Wells speaks to the organiser of Warwick’s best open-mic night
The third installment of RaW's a Blagger's Guide to Music covering Ska from its 1950s roots up to the present day
The second installment of a Blagger's Guide to Music, charting the origins and rise of post-punk
Join RaW's Tasha and Danny, two jack-of-all-trades, as they attempt to educate themselves — and you — about the history of music
From Stevie to the Strokes, Dizzee Rascal to Dylan, Nick Mosley looks past third term stress to a spectacular summer of music
As Paul Rudd, of Friends and I Love You Man fame will well know, subtlety …
James Phillips reviews last term’s Battle of the Bands final
The second chapter of BandSoc’s annual competition rolled around last week, maintaining the unusually high standard set by heat one
The current British music scene is fertile ground, and British youth culture, for want of …
As this is an article in the music section you may be wondering why I …
Before Gideon, Holly and Charlemagne there were Night Club Dwight, Special K and the Eye …
Now that Prime Minister Dave Thatcher (who would have thought, after that exquisite, exquisite ceremony, …
Ola Sawicka heads to Wolverhampton to investigate the Editors' transition to bolder, darker realms
Dave Toulson remembers the days when he only associated the Beatles with middle-aged English teachers.
Since the university’s establishment in 1965, its union had played a welcoming — and seemingly …
…sometimes it’s copper. Jess Colman reviews the opening of the Union's long awaited club, the Copper Rooms.
With the release of their latest album, The Eternel, Adam Fraser takes another look at Sonic Youth's back catalogue.
This May marks the 40th anniversary of the release of Tommy, the first of two …
Are you a member of The Fanclub's fanclub?
A Stone Roses reunion is top of Dave Toulson's wish list.
Caitlin Allen meets the Maccabees, and they all get a little upset…
In a last minute coup, Club Silencio take the grand title of BOTB Winners 2009.
Michael Sinclair brings us the penultimate instalment of BOTB action.
After missing Heat 2 of this year’s Battle of the Bands, I headed back to …
With his debut solo effort, Guillemot’s front man Fyfe Dangerfield has largely abandoned his usual…
So, following the trend set by the likes of Brendon Flowers, Slash, Fyfe Dangerfield, Kele Okereke…
It’s a matter of love, first of all. Xiu Xiu, the Oakland-based project centred around …
Jealous is an understatement. Pretty much every member of Rolo Tomassi is younger, hotter, and …