ISSUE 117 FINAL SAY

ISSUE 117 FINAL SAY

As the key worker status wanes, Cath Holland reports back from the banalities of her work-from-home job

FOR THE LOVE OF IT

Cath Holland speaks to artists to see where the lines of passion, creativity and work meet

THE CORAL

On their 10th album, The Coral have never sounded so timeless – quite literally

JANE WEAVER

Stepping out of the “drone zone” and into some shimmering pop

ALIZA NISENBAUM

SHE DREW THE GUN

ISSUE 111 FINAL SAY

Cath Holland questions why domestic violence offenders in the public eye are all too quickly forgotten

JAMIE WEBSTER

Beyond the LFC phenomenon we look at the personality breaking through Jamie Webster's original songwriting

FURLOUGH THE BREADLINE

Cath Holland takes a second look at the effects of the pandemic on those living on the breadline.

OUTSIDE INSPIRATION

Cath Holland explores how classic pastoral themes may come to punctuate the inner-city creativity of lockdown.

MUSIC YOU CAN FEEL

Cath Holland comments on the totemic nature of records and their ability to hold a scrapbook of experiences deep in the grooves with the music itself.

GIVE US SOME CREDIT

How does the social impact of the pandemic change for those on the borderline of poverty?

Julia Bardo

MUSICAL TRANSLATION

Picking up from Welsh Language Music day, Cath Holland traces the growing popularity of Welsh language music by speaking to those at the heart of its latest resurgence.

BEIJA FLO

Cath Holland explores the physicality and form at the forefront of Beija Flo’s artistry.

Francis Lung

DEAD INK

Know Your Place anthology writer Cath Holland discusses how the literary industry treats working-class writers

The Magnetic North