Jude Rogers is a journalist who writes for a variety of publications including Yahoo Sports Canada, The Guardian, Yahoo News UK, and has also been featured in the New Statesman. Their articles cover a range of topics including music, culture, and interviews with notable figures in the entertainment industry.
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Jude Rogers predominantly covers reviews and expert commentary within the entertainment industry, particularly music and comedy. She appears to focus on providing in-depth analysis of cultural trends and artistic outputs.
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By: Jude Rogers
Rose Connolly is Róis, a startling singer from County Fermanagh, whose first release explores the pre-Christian Irish tradition of caoineadh (keening). Here, a
Singer Rose Connolly expands the pre-Christian Irish grieving tradition with synthesisers, distortion and drone in an arresting set
The creator of the most streamed classical album of all time on working with Margaret Atwood, enjoying Eurovision, and uniting people through music
Half a century ago, the art-rock band introduced the world to the vocoder. Their sound – and pop music – was forever changed.
By: Jude Rogers
Spiralling out from a palette of Lithuanian folk forms, this album feels like a sharp, cold and bright autumn morning, bracingly new.
The duo are joined by a stellar cast including Bill Frisell and Laraaji, bringing innovation and playfulness to their bright, elemental music
By: Jude Rogers
A brand new bumper double album of winter songs kicks off this list by the increasingly experimental singing sisters from Tyneside.
Traditional songs in dub, Irish keening with touches of Yoko Ono and shape-note hymns with sound-processing were among the year’s records renewing an ever elusive genre
By: Stevie Chick, Ammar Kalia, Laura Barton, Michael Hann, Phil Harrison, Dom Lawson, Jude Rogers, Garth Cartwright
When pop stars are deemed ‘past their peak’, it’s easy to dismiss their work. But do that and you might miss out on hidden treasure. Here our critics celebrate unexpected gems from the likes of Aretha Franklin and The Fall
The Gavin & Stacey actor on the last ever Christmas special, first working with his co-star Ruth Jones aged 14, and why he puts family before his career
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