Music Critic Katie Norris discusses how musicians have been adjusting their careers to lockdown, with focus on The Aces and their new music video for 'My Phone is Trying to Kill Me'

Music Critic Cameron Milner introduces us to the discography of Sports Team amidst their competitive fight for a number one album

Music Editor Robbie Hawken tracks the history of the Rock Against Racism movement which resonates strongly in the current climate

Music Critic Bethany Carter introduces rising Indie-Rock star Nile Marr and considers what could be next for the talented artist

Joy Division performed their final ever concert in our own Birmingham University, Deputy Digital Editor Dylan Lucas takes a look at the famed EP recordings

Music Critic Ffion Haf explores some of the reasons for music videos following Tones and I's 'Dance Monkey' video reaching one billion views on YouTube

While the group have had otherworldly success and are considered one of the greatest bands of all time, Music Writer James West argues Pink Floyd's Richard Wright offered more to the iconic group than he is credited for

Remi Wolf is an artist deserving of all manners of fame, argues Deputy Digital Editor Holly Pittaway

Deputy Digital Editor Holly Pittaway introduces us to the work of Still Woozy, an artist that she claims to be the most underrated of our time

Redbrick's Katie Norris gets us excited for ValeFest Goes Virtual on June 6th by discussing the work of the society and talking to some of the artists about how they've been preparing

The Redbrick community of 2019-20 come together to tell us the songs that make them think of our beloved student paper, as compiled by Deputy Editor Lydia Waller

As the only Pink Floyd album to receive a 10/10 score from Pitchfork, Music Critic James West considers the ways in which it deserves its perfect rating