Mystaya Brémaud Contributor
A college student studying English Literature and Natural Sciences.
Passionate about all kinds of music, books, visual arts and dance: from punk rock to indie folk, popular science to sci-fi, film festivals to contemporary dance.
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22 November 2022COP 27 Roundup
View BlogA look at the key achievements and agreements from this year’s climate conference in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.
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5 November 2022COP 27: is it too little too late?
View BlogAhead of COP 27, I ask whether political summits are as effective as we need them to be, and look at the goals for this year’s summit in Egypt.
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28 October 2022The ABC's of Asexuality
View BlogOctober 24 - 30 is Asexual Spectrum Awareness week 2022, so to celebrate, here's an explanation of some of the keywords that people on the asexual spectrum want you to know.
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28 October 2022The best Instagram influencers to follow for Asexual pride, education, and community
View BlogCelebrate Asexual Awareness Week by following the best Ace IG accounts.
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21 October 2022Jasmin Vardimon Dance Company: ALiCE review
View ReviewAn impressive, thought-provoking contemporary dance work inspired by Caroll’s Alice in Wonderland and the self-exploration of youth.
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4 October 2022Are teen movies as relatable as we think?
View BlogTeen movies have a huge influence on our perception of the world and ourselves. So what is the impact of the limited Queer and multiethnic representation the genre offers?
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28 September 2022Courting "Guitar Music" album review
View ReviewGuitar music like you've never heard it before. An Indie band for the modern age, get ready to fall in love with the debut album from Liverpool quartet Courting.
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29 August 2022Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2022
View ReviewThe action from the first two days of this year's festival
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12 August 2022Spyres "Dear Diary" EP review
View ReviewAn exuberant EP that fails to realise its full potential
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10 August 2022Ajeet "Blooming" track and music video review
View ReviewA beautiful breath of stillness
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10 August 2022Ewan Samms "When You're Done Grieving" EP review
View ReviewA heartfelt and touching EP
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10 August 2022Emma Ayz "Animus" EP review
View ReviewA luscious offering of reflective and atmospheric folk-pop
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5 August 2022Cassia "Why You Lacking Energy" Album Review
View ReviewThe Macclesfield band are here to tell you everything will be alright
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16 July 2022Wunderhorse "Leader of the Pack" EP review
View ReviewAn unexpected venture into an eclectic mix of sounds, all brought together by Jacob Slater's untamed and elemental vocals
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12 July 2022An Interview with Spilt Milk Society
View BlogThe band on their new EP, their inspiration, tape machines and Flyte demos,
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10 July 2022The Hive Shrewsbury "Sounds to Look Forward To" Event Review
View ReviewAn exciting showcase of a new wave of British musical talent
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7 July 2022Kae Tempest "The Line is a Curve" Album Review
View ReviewKae Tempest is back with their first album in three years and they are doing what they do best.
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7 July 2022Mellow Moon by Alfie Templeman Album Review
View ReviewA landmark album for the British teenager
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Kae Tempest "The Line is a Curve" Album Review by Mystaya Brémaud -
The Hive Shrewsbury "Sounds to Look Forward To" Event Review by Mystaya BrémaudThank you very much Tom, I also love looking up new artists: I hope to use these reviews as a platform to introduce underground artists to a wider audience, so keep your eyes pealed for more coming soon :)
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Comment posted on 16 July 2022
Hi Tom, thank you for your comment, as Kae Tempest is an artist who's work already pushes the boundaries of what music can be, I think there is nothing negative about the Kae staying with their style that people can recognise. And although this album doesn't push their musical boundaries much (although the level of collaboration was definitely new), there has been a clear progression in their lyricism; it's arguably still a progression for Kae Tempest.