Bonfire night is in my opinion a night that celebrates a night of failures, a night that saw catholic support fail to take down James I and impose their religious ideology on Britain once more, also a night when either way religion won, therefore a loss for all. Thus heading off from Teesside to Newcastle to witness a band who have done nothing but win over the time they have been in existence was a no brainer. So amid the flash bangs that fill the skies on route to the venue at Newcastle Universities Students Union, we are feeling so exited to not only see the band that have just seen the release of what has to be their best album yet (a statement not thrown out there lightly) ‘The Hope’ with accolades being thrown around like confetti and chart positions to back that up too, but al...
