Disconnected Souls: Walking in the Air
Disconnected Souls’s Christmas single is here!
Drawing inspiration from both the Aled Jones and Nightwish versions of the track, Disconnected Souls have added their own unique twist to create a hauntingly beautiful sound.
You can listen to the track on YouTube and SoundCloud.
Find the YouTube link below:
Disconnected Souls: Christmas Single Coming Soon
Progressive metal band Disconnected Souls have released a preview of the artwork for their upcoming Christmas Single.
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“Curiouser and Curiouser”: Part VIII
The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner – James Hogg
“Curiouser and Curiouser”: Part VII
Part VII: The Long Nineteenth Century
As my chosen research covers texts released at various points throughout the Nineteenth Century, I thought creating a timeline may assist with recognising significant events that occurred alongside the publication of these texts.
Are Live Music Venues in Decline?
Image: Top Right: White Mammoth at The Saddle Inn, Chester – Top Left: Epica at The O2 Ritz, Manchester – Bottom Right: The Rasmus at Academy 2, Manchester – Bottom Left: Nights Tribunal at The Live Rooms, Chester.
“Curiouser and Curiouser”: Part VI
Part VI: Language and Time
As my research is specialising in the presence of male hysteria in Nineteenth-Century literature, I need to conduct my research using language of the period to get the results I need.
“Curiouser and Curiouser”: Part V
Part V: More ideas
With the basic ideas for my dissertation in place and background reading well underway, I seek the opinions of my lecturers before taking my research further.
“Curiouser and Curiouser”: Part IV
Part IV: The Wall
31st October 2018
As I sit in the library making my way through the reading material I have gathered thus far, I hit the wall. Not literally of course, but I find myself overwhelmed by the enormity of my task.
My Halloween Playlist
As the most wonderful time of the year approaches (I refer of course to Halloween), I decided to look back over some of my favourite releases of the year and create my own playlist for the spooky season.
Combining a mixture of rock, metal and synth heavy dance music, hopefully you will find something to your taste in this eclectic compilation of music.
Holly Royle 