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Spring Break Travel Playlist

Written by on 10 March 2017

Euan Elder Title: Journeys The perfect playlist for all your travelling needs. Whether you are sitting on a plane, or snoozing on the train – this is the right music for you. Seaside                                                            The Kooks Sun                                                                    Two Door Cinema Club Postpone                                                         Catfish and the Bottlemen Kids                                           […]

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Review: Bacchanalia

Written by on 10 March 2017

Hugh M Casey Ζωή Σοφία Εὐτυχία Melodies and people dancing beneath brightly strung lights, smiling, warm. Φαντασία. Simplicity untouched within Younger Hall. The inaugural event of Bacchanalia was smooth and carefree. Between 9 pm and 2 am there was no silence. Quickly inside the door was quiet chat, laughter at the human statues guiding you […]

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Music Review: DONT WALK 2017

Written by on 1 March 2017

Marina Carnwath DONT WALK is simply an extremely professional enterprise. The night, in its entirety, seemed meticulously orchestrated and executed, with the arrival, show, and after party flowing into one another with minimal disruption. The abundance of such high profile fashion shows this term always strikes one as a little bizarre for a student town, […]

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Preview: Bacchanalia

Written by on 1 March 2017

Hugh M Casey This Friday, Younger Hall will play host for “Bacchanalia.” This is the first time the event will be held. I met with Helen Sanderson, one of the event organisers, to find out what the chat was. I have been promised all manner of things. Certainly, the formalities that are expected of Younger […]

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A Personal Musical Map of St Andrews by Ben Ashbridge

Written by on 16 January 2017

Having been in St Andrews for three and half years, I struggle to walk anywhere around the town without being reminded of experiences or conversations as I go along. The same can be said for music, just like how you can associate a certain song with a particular time in your life, some songs for […]

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A Re-freshing Soundtrack for Week One by Emerald Herrick-Doyle

Written by on 16 January 2017

New year. New tunes. New you. Right?   Either way, here’s a fresh tune for every occasion you’ll encounter during re-freshers week, to ease you back into the semester after six glorious weeks off.   The Big Night Out: Chance The Rapper – “All Night (feat. Knox Fortune)” Whether you play this when you’re shimmying […]

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Is Radio Dead? by Flora Rowe

Written by on 16 January 2017

In modern media, we are drowning in a million ways to entertain ourselves. Whether it is binge-watching Netflix, streaming Spotify, tidal, YouTube or keeping up to date with every film on Amazon Prime, modern technology gives us the opportunity to always be amused. But where does this leave radio? Is there space for radio among […]

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Soundtrack of Our Lives by Natasha Franks

Written by on 16 January 2017

  Music is often discovered in one’s youth. Whether searching for “rebellious songs to listen to when I’m angry at my parents” or analysing the great tracks of decades past, teenagers channel their taste in music alongside their evolving sense of self. Adolescence is chaotic and disconcerting; teens seek either refuge or reassurance in the […]

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