SixFest Heralds The New Golden Era

July 15, 2026 by Caffy St Luce

The Beautiful Games, Music and Football. Soccer Six Fest proves to be a sparky, playful hub of musical independence power rippling outwards.

A decade after mainstream armchair critics were writing off guitar bands, collectively, many artists are an oasis of creativity heralding a blur of positivity.

"I Simply Have a Body." - A Defence of CMAT

May 30, 2026 by Dizzy Spell

CMAT ripped off her shirt at Radio 1's Big Weekend. The internet called her fat in English, then Spanish. Two weeks later, same festival, same abuse. "It keeps happening at an accelerating pace as I become more famous."

This isn't about one artist. Jorja Smith at 26 is body-shamed for ageing. Kelly Clarkson was shown naked women as "motivation" to lose weight. Demi Lovato nearly died from an over

A Craic of the Whip: Mr. Craic on Critical Thinking & The “Application” of Leftist Theory.

May 29, 2026 by Guest

It doesn’t matter if they get you with an academic or politician (don’t delude yourself, it’s no better) or with a band, political parties - especially in regards to acquiring younger members - are willing to do anything to gain your trust. Most leftists can apply this exact reasoning to individuals groomed* into right-wing beliefs, but struggle to apply it to “the good side”. This indicates a clear lack in critical thinking skills on the left. It could be the falling literacy rates. But you’re above that, aren’t you?

Ruby Blue's Red Flags: The Met Gala

May 05, 2026 by Dizzy Spell

While the Met Gala serves as a tone-deaf display of excess, the presence of Jeff Bezos signals a deeper rot. This piece explores Amazon’s complicity in the colonisation of Palestine and Lebanon, alongside the systemic exploitation of workers forced to endure inhuman conditions while the elite celebrate.

A Craic of Whip: Mr Criac reviews Kneecap.

April 30, 2026 by Dizzy Spell

Kneecap's FENIAN delivers Chemical Brothers-influenced bangers and political contradictions in equal measure. A track-by-track breakdown of their Chalk album party from someone who stewarded them through court—complete with mixing critiques, socialist accountability, and why Mo Chara's back is officially broken.

The Beautiful Games, Music and Football. Soccer Six Fest proves to be a sparky, playful hub of musical independence power rippling outwards.A decade after mainstream armchair critics were writing off guitar bands, collectively, many artists are an oasis of creativity heralding a blur of positivity.