Last Wednesday we went down to catch the launch of new indie-cum-dance night Mahatma. It’s always a treat to delve down into the Cavern’s depths. The place seems to be caught in time, with decade old posters and friendly bar staff who look as if they’ve just played supermarket sweep at the Real McCoy. The […]

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Thick as Thieves move out of the Cellar and into the Cavern.

Are you sexy, sassy and incredibly talented? Perhaps you should write for us.

Exetera is on a hype as big as Tempa T trying to convince someone to get out his car. Why? Because we’re ready to catch the ferry over to the sunny Isle of Wight and party with the Bestival crew. The baked beans, baby wipes and bog roll are all packed as we prepare to […]

The photo shoot from our winter 2013 edition, The Reminissue.

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After the sad death of truly great actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, the Exetera team remember some of his greatest roles.

Our review of Beats and Bass’ relocation to Cellar Door.

Aside from hours and hours wasted on Facebook, what does your future hold?

The latest edition of Exetera is out now, and this time it’s political.

This mix is made up of a collection of bands to look forward to for this year, many of which haven’t had as much hype as they deserve. Guitars seem to be ignored in mixes quite a bit, and people who read zines from London keep on saying that guitar music is dead. Well fuck them. Here’s how guitar music is not dead…

Having most recently explored the world of science in “The Science Edition”, the next edition of Exetera is going to be politically themed, and yes, you guessed it, called “The Politics Edition”.

Neuroplasticity Dr. Matt Hayler The Science of Love Imogen Custers Life Without Carbs Mark Izatt Evolution of Dance Music Oliver Flower

What will the stars hold for you this month? Exetera’s very own mystic astrologer brings you predictions for your future, all 100% accurate and certain to happen.

Everyone feels lonely sometimes.

Will Wadham (A.K.A. DJ Tonic) mixes up something slightly different, which experiments with the dynamics of the dance floor.

In the beginning there was House, and it was good.

Exetera solves your sex problems.