Minecraft, first released in Alpha in 2009, boasted an infinite, procedurally generated world, leaving players free to survive and thrive entirely as they wished. The first major game of its type, the agency afforded to players to destroy terrain, craft items, and build their own vast structures, all while attempting...
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Black Friday has come back around for another year – retailers across the globe will host massive discounts and huge special offers on Friday 24 November, which could save you hundreds of pounds. You may think that it’s the great deals that entices shoppers into stores, and caused British customers...
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The question of separating art from the artist is a difficult one, especially in music. Although also true in the worlds of film and art, music is the medium where one is virtually forced to engage with the creator solely. Many would argue that the personal life of the artist...
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Arguably, the three most popular music societies at Warwick: the ones that know how to party, DJ, and remix: Offbeat, Hip Hop Soc and Warwick Bass. OFFBEAT Offbeat is Warwick’s Indie and Alternative Music Appreciation Society. If you feel a moderate (but of course sensible) amount of elitism when you...
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Week 10 is coming to a close and with it, this academic year. 6 writers share the sounds that marked their 2016/2017 university experience and they’re all worth checking out. Little Dragon – ‘High’ and Homeshake – ‘TV Volume’ This academic year has seen a great deal many releases...
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Despite everything, The Front Bottoms are spearing emo-punk in this decade. By all means The Front Bottoms should be nowhere near as popular as they are. The face of the band, Brian Sella, is not a classically trained singer; I’d go as far to say that he can barely sing....
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The definitive run-down of 2015's 20 biggest albums.
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Jamie Hornsey talks muggings, 'Sideboob', and The Strokes with his idol, Albert Hammond Jr.
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