A month ago, Phil Davidson burst on the scene with a series of albums that have seen him rocket to the kind of success that hasn't been seen in years. Despite this, the singer claims never to have played guitar before and, some claim, his talent was a "gift from the Devil." Many suspect that his manager, Des Judd, who has documented links to the criminal networks that control the Slums, is puppeting the myth...
Real
MSc International Development and Humanitarian Emergencies alumna Fatima Binte Umar reflects on an LSE International Development event...
The Future
Circle&Triangle has been granted an exclusive audience with Pilot. Though the guardrails remained up, there was still a lot to learn from the country's fearless leader.
CCS and the Creative Economy
We explore the upsides - and the downsides - of working within the Creative Economy and ask whether this is really what progress looks like...
For the last month, it's been impossible to go online without being confronted by an auditory wall of Phil Davidson's music. So take a moment to sit back and reflect on the highlights and lowlights of his first four albums...
Lifestyle
Bill used to be a welcome member of a panetheon of Gods, though the past thousand years haven't been kind to him. He's returning, however, and is saying it's time we moved on from the scapegoat...
Global Issues
We sat down with two of Asia's most celebrated Gods and discussed the differences between the East and West and the reasons why, they believe, this mess is really not their fault...
Arts and Culture
The epigraphs throughout The Crossroads are drawn from William Blake. This is not a coincidence. This is the entire argument.