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The mainstream media does not reflect your beliefs, that’s what folk music is for
By Naomi Eden Your activism might need folk music – and it may have been the closest we’ve ever been to true class consciousness. With the uncertain future of longstanding festivals such as Cambridge Folk Festival, a future without traditional music is potentially already under way. Folk music can be generally described as tales and…
FASHION
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I was twelve when I purchased my first bra. It was about to be my…
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Rama Duwaji via her Instagram / @ramaduwaji Anytime a man is elected in a significant…
SOCIAL
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My best friend and I share a bookshelf of feminist books – it is an…
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Eno gathers a line-up to get excited about for the September event Brian Eno’s “Together…
MUSIC
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By Naomi Eden Your activism might need folk music – and it may have been…
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By Anton Braholli To understand the power of the album Benji (2014), here is a quick introduction…
ART
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There was a time when opening a gift didn’t involve ripping. No glitter explosion. No…
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By Ella Holmes & Michaela Roper Toni and Frankie met between library stacks and late-night…
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Sleeve & The Gesture of Wrapping
There was a time when opening a gift didn’t involve ripping. No glitter explosion. No plastic ribbon recoiling into the bin. In a season built on nostalgia and memory, our wrapping rituals have become strangely disposable. This year, I’ve been thinking about what it would mean to slow that moment down and to wrap presents…
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Sleeve Spotlights: Celebrate Indian art and culture this October at Indika
Presented to you by Milap, Indika, one of Europe’s largest festival of Indian classical arts is returning to Liverpool this year taking place throughout the 17th – 31st October. Coinciding with Milap’s 40 year anniversary, the 15 day celebration will feature a programme of Indian dance and culture, ranging from cutting-edge contemporary to deeply rooted…
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Orchestra Baobab comes to Liverpool
Orchestra Baobab live at the Philharmonic Hall on the 15th of June 2025 Born in Dakar in the early 1970s, Orchestra Baobab has long been renowned as one of Senegal’s most legendary bands. With a blend of African-Cuban style, traditional Griot music and international pop traces, Orchestra Baobab offers upbeat rhythms, melodic vocal lines and…
