ft.com
News, analysis and comment from the Financial Times, the worldʼs leading global
business publication
over 2 years ago
harlemworldmagazine.com
Virgil Abloh (featured in HWM many times) was born September 30, 1980 – is a
creative inspired by Harlem he is a designer, entrepreneur, and DJ. Abloh, who
has been the Continue Reading →
over 2 years ago
louderthanwar.com
Factory Exhibition Manchester - Use Hearing Protection: The Early Years Of
Factory Records - Preview by Nigel Carr for Louder Than War
over 2 years ago
theguardian.com
A new exhibition on the seminal Manchester label is the start of a musical
homage taking in the roots of Joy Division, the Smiths et al
over 2 years ago
wallpaper.com
New photography book Haçienda Landscapes explores the modern myth and magic of
the Manchester club
over 2 years ago
louderthanwar.com
The Science and Industry Museum brings an illustrious record label back to life
with Use Hearing Protection: The Early Years of Factory Records.
over 2 years ago
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
The exhibition will explore the lesser known stories of Manchester’s Factory
Records in the pre-Hacienda years
over 2 years ago
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The DJ booths are darkened and the dance floors are empty but experts predict
Scotland’s clubland will once again be resurgent when Covid passes.
almost 3 years ago
business-live.co.uk
The ground floor was designed by Ben Kelly who was responsible for the Haçienda
Nightclub’s look
almost 3 years ago
indaily.com.au
Fringe review: Nathan Cavaleri InDaily
almost 3 years ago
indaily.com.au
Fringe review: Ross Noble 2021 Comeback Special InDaily
almost 3 years ago
glasgowtimes.co.uk
The Christmas lights seem to be shining brighter this year, despite all the
gloom.
about 3 years ago
thearticle.com
This government is picking some strange battles. In a row with Greater
Manchester, it was Andy Burnham, the mayor, wh...
over 3 years ago
thenational.scot
I AM disheartened that songs and melodies already lodged and imprinted on the
world and which have an established place in world culture should be…
over 3 years ago
dezeen.com
London’s Design Museum has partially reopened its doors to launch an exhibition,
which charts the evolution of electronic music and its symbiotic relationship
with design and technology. Here, curator Gemma Curtin shares five must-see
exhibits from the show.
over 3 years ago
designweek.co.uk
Electronic: From Kraftwerk to The Chemical Brothers investigates the “futuristic
dreams” of the music genre and its impact on design, art and society.
over 3 years ago
thearticle.com
After much delay, the Domestic Abuse Bill finally passed through the House of
Commons last week and is now in the Hou...
over 3 years ago
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Peter Hook, Shaun Ryder, Graeme Park and loads more legendary acts are lined up
for the all-day house party via United We Stream
almost 4 years ago
thearticle.com
Corbyn's legacy of failure TheArticle
almost 4 years ago
thearticle.com
So Brexit has happened. As sad a moment as it was for Europhiles, it won’t be
long before they dust themselves off an...
almost 4 years ago
placenorthwest.co.uk
Developer Alumno Group has resubmitted its plans for student halls on the site
of the former Church Inn on Cambridge Street.
about 4 years ago