Frazer Worboys

Who is the Einstein of our Generation
Legacy is important, yet hard to spot in the moment. People who were around in Einstein’s time probably didn’t realise he was well, Einstein. His greatness was only realised after his death. As it is difficult to spot such greatness when their legacy isn’t fully known, I have decided to ...
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Category: Future Technology
We Spoke to the Guy Who Made the London Underground Song
The London Underground song was the staple of my early school life, teaching me the word ‘cunt’, and how to cover up my internet history from a very young age. Everyone at school knew the lyrics word for word, and most us probably still do. When I listened to it ...
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Category: Diss Featured Gig Coverage
The Dark Knight of Mental Health
Prince Harry isn’t supposed to see a counsellor. He has everything he could possibly want in this world. He is entitled, rich, had his life served on a silver platter. His problems are not large enough to cause him to have depression or anxiety. No doubt, Harry is being ostracised ...
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Category: Mental Health Society & Lifestyle
Interview with Two Head Honchos at Dimensions Festival
We caught up with two ‘higher ups’ at Dimensions festivals about their favourite experiences from the festivals past, the guests they want to book and about running a night. Not only did we speak to them about the festival itself, but also on an important issue in the music scene ...
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Category: Gig Coverage Music & Film New Releases
How Pokemon Led Everyone to “Find Themselves” in South East Asia
As promised, here is my second instalment of my nostalgia series. I aim to make these to laugh, and maybe bring a little bit of joy to an otherwise joyless Tuesday. But, although I’m trying to lighten the mood, I do provide some truth. I want to understand how our ...
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Category: Future Society & Lifestyle
The Girl who’s Started a ‘Student Boiler Room’
Shana Gujral is a 3rd year Law student at the university of Nottingham. She is aiming to unite the Nottingham nightlife scene through a new venture called Rewind. Rewind was originally a radio show but has now branched out into a multi platform ‘Boiler Room’ styled night which showcases the ...
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Category: Music & Film Uncategorized
How Club Penguin Taught us to Slide Into DMs
My girlfriend lives abroad, so we Skype a lot. We have fun on our Skype calls. We often come up with games, shop together, look at holidays, or even watch Netflix together. But during one of our Skype sessions, we played Club Penguin together. We signed up for an account ...
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Category: Society & Lifestyle
“Dm me bro”: The Hidden side of the Basement
The Basement has been in the news a lot recently. Vice have covered The Basement, and even the FT have had a go at explaining to older folk what the streetwear movement actually is and looking at the clever reselling from entrepreneurial 14 year-olds. These magazines seem to feel they’ve ...
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Category: Society & Lifestyle
Laura Misch on Touring, Her EP, and Female Representation in Music
Laura Misch is a wonderfully talented Jazz Saxophonist/Singer from London, and has just come back from touring with her brother Tom Misch and Carmody. She has just released her debut EP Shaped by Who We Knew, which is amazing, so if you haven’t checked it out, make sure you do. ...
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Category: British Music Music & Film
Ireland has just Legalised the Medical Use of Cannabis, History Tells us the UK is Not Far Off
On Friday, Irish legislators passed a law to make the use of cannabis for medicinal purposes legal. The government did not stand in the way of this law, so it will go into effect. The bill is designed to alleviate those with chronic pain and long term illnesses such as ...
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Category: Politics Society & Lifestyle