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Feature / When Bristol music went 'Out of the Comfort Zone'
Massive Attack's trip-hop defining album Mezzanine came out 21 years ago today and the band are still the biggest group to have come out of Bristol. Last month Epigram Music sat down with the group's biographer Melissa Chemam to talk about her new book Massive Attack: Out of the Comfort Zone
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Review/ Yasiin Bey performs Mos Def
'A generous mixture of old favourites, interesting covers and more experimental new tracks made the gig an engaging masterpiece from start to finish', Joe Boyd Reviews....
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The Legend of Cocaine Island is sensational but misses the point of unjust US law
The latest Netflix documentary is another wild true story told in a gripping way. Its one flaw, however, is not noting the unfair disparity of sentences given to two of those involved....
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Post-graduation travel inspiration
Not sure what to do after graduation? How about travel!? Izzy Green offers up her top tips for embarking on a post-uni travel adventure....
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Epigram are recruiting for its 2019/20 Editorial Team!
Fancy joining the editorial team of one of the UK's leading student publications? Epigram is looking for Editors, Deputy Editors and Digital Editors for the new academic year....
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Bristol student arrested in Extinction Rebellion protests
A philosophy student from the University of Bristol was arrested yesterday for a protest that halted DLR services....
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Buckley and Walters shine in the otherwise lacklustre Wild Rose
Tom Harper’s new film forgets to sympathise with the socioeconomic setting in its classic tale of rags-to-riches as Rose-Lynn (Jessie Buckley) emerges from a working-class, Glaswegian background to become a country music star....
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Feature / A masterclass with Cory Wong
Musicians and fans alike packed out The Fleece at 15:30 on a Sunday evening to hear the magnificent Cory Wong talk about music for an hour....
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