Sheffield University physics undergraduate with an interest in science communication. Entertainment editor for Liberty Belle Magazine and writer for Science Nutshell. (Title is a David Bowie pun)
Showing posts with label Sheffield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheffield. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 September 2014
Liberty Belle: Pierces Feature
The Pierces, two sisters from Alabama, have been singing together since they were children. Since then, they’ve released five full-length albums, had their music featured on ‘Gossip Girl’ and ‘Pretty Little Liars’ (to name a couple), and supported none other than Coldplay at the itunes festival. With the sisters currently on tour supporting their latest album ‘Creation’, I spoke to Allison before their Leadmill show about the album and touring life in general.
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Thursday, 21 August 2014
Liberty Belle: Blessa Feature
"Blessa are a five-piece indie band from Sheffield, who first introduced themselves via debut single ‘Between Times’. The song, typical of their sound, couples dreamy pop music with a stylistic nonchalance that effortlessly sticks in your mind.
Since then the band have released a four track EP titled ‘Love is an Evol Word’, as well as a video for opening track ‘Unfurl’. We spoke to Jake from the band to find out more about, amongst other things, the video, the reaction to their EP, and the future of the band."
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Monday, 18 August 2014
Liberty Belle: Tramlines Festival Feature
"After three days of live sets, surprisingly good weather, and struggling to decide the best way to Queens Social Club, Tramlines has sadly come to a close. Despite a string of line up clashes and a slight ticket kafuffle, we’ve managed to survive the heat and report back to you on some of the best acts to perform at the festival. There might be a special mention for one of the worst too… Enjoy!"
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After live tweeting throughout the festival, I tried to incorporate this into the piece by embedding some tweets. Sadly, due to the limitations of our web host, the tweets couldn't be physically embedded and so had to be included as screen shots. As you can see, for whatever reason, this led to the tweets appearing blurry and slightly dampening the presentation of the piece. However, I think the tweets still made the review feel more authentic, albeit pixelated as well.
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