Review: Five Nights at Freddy's
Five Nights at Freddy’s, a point-and-click survival horror game developed by Scott Cawthon, has garnered some pretty impressive responses.
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Still homesick at university?
Fresher's Week hype guarantees the most fun and exciting week of our lives. Starting life at university brings
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You Need To Know: Dancing Years
Swirling, stirring string flurries, delicate vocals and a slow build; what else could you ask for a in a modern
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Around the Town in 50 Pubs
There are a lot of pubs in Lancaster – some might say a daunting number of pubs. To hardened returners (used
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Interview: Jeramiah Ferrari
How did you come together as a band? It’s a really uninteresting story; we basically met each other in
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Lancaster Music Festival: Heidi Happy
The Lancaster Music Festival hit the city streets and university campus last weekend, bringing together a fantastic array of jazz,
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Noel Gallagher, chasing yesterday?
‘Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds’ – an unforgettable title (to everyone but my mum who still says ‘Liam Gallagher’s
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Eight glaring omissions from the 2014 Mercury Prize
Open to albums released by British or Irish artists between September 10th 2013 and September 8th 2014, this year'
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Review: Revolution Lancaster
Many of us have only staggered through the doors of Revolution while unsociably drunk; it’s an establishment that plays
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Interview: Ashley Fayth
Over the last few days, I was lucky enough to have a chat with Canadian singer-songwriter Ashley Fayth ahead of
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Review: Gotham (Pilot)
It’s been just over two years since Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy ended and it’s safe to
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10 Ways to Save Money at Lancaster University
1. Toilet roll. Nobody has time to be handing over their grocery funds for the week just to buy an
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A fresh taste of Lancaster
To Do The Dukes This local theatre and cinema complex is a gem in town that is not be missed!
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Songs of Innocence… really?
If you’ve been on your iTunes library recently, you might have been surprised to have found U2’s new
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Review: The Silkworm – Robert Galbraith (J K Rowling)
As a lifelong Harry Potter fan I was excited to see J K take on a whole different genre in
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