Author: Munro Page

Munro Page is a music blogger and former student radio host based in Cardiff, Wales. He likes: thrift stores, cooking and parrots. He dislikes: chain restaurants, the M25 and Simply Red.

Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ is a deliriously self-affirming tapestry of black, queer expression.

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Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ is a deliriously self-affirming tapestry of black, queer expression.

‘Fear Fear’ – Working Men’s Club are reconstructing synth pop for our disconnected times.

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‘Fear Fear’ – Working Men’s Club are reconstructing synth pop for our disconnected times.

You’re never too old for Reading Festival

You’re never too old for Reading Festival

The Chromatica Ball: proof that Lady Gaga remains pop music’s greatest living act.

The Chromatica Ball: proof that Lady Gaga remains pop music’s greatest living act.

So, farewell to The Goon Sax, the band that just got it.

So, farewell to The Goon Sax, the band that just got it.

‘Tilt’ is the full realisation of Confidence Man’s queering of House music.

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‘Tilt’ is the full realisation of Confidence Man’s queering of House music.

Rolling Blackouts C.F. play their long-awaited Cardiff date at last.

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Rolling Blackouts C.F. play their long-awaited Cardiff date at last.

Get Together festival delivers the first big weekend of the year.

Live Stuff

Get Together festival delivers the first big weekend of the year.

On ‘Reeling’, The Mysterines have created truly soft grunge.

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On ‘Reeling’, The Mysterines have created truly soft grunge.

On ‘Crash’, Charli XCX assesses the consequences of manufactured culture.

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On ‘Crash’, Charli XCX assesses the consequences of manufactured culture.