On Edge: Anticipating Earl Sweatshirt’s Sick!
Reece Beckett awaits the next album from modern hip-hop’s most popular poet.
Author Reece Beckett
Reece Beckett
Third year film student.
Total articles: 112
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2021
This year, artists have proven more than ever what music means to us in the 21st century.
Review: The Matrix Resurrections – Visually Fantastic but Far From Perfect
2021 seems to have been a year of skepticism towards blockbusters: there was the Spielberg…
Review: Spider-Man: No Way Home – Fan Service, but Strangely Paced
Given the current troubles facing cinema, perhaps film fans should be thankful that something as…
Review: Boldy James, The Alchemist – Super Tecmo Bo
Super Tecmo Bo doesn’t hold a candle to the collaborators’ previous works, says Reece Beckett.
Review: West Side Story (2021)
Steven Spielberg returns with a musical remake – but does it hit the high notes?
‘Mach at his most didactic’: A Review of Mach-Hommy’s Balens Cho (Hot Candles)
One of the most productive and mysterious voices in hip-hop returns, for his second outing…
Review: Earl Sweatshirt – Tabula Rasa (feat. Armand Hammer)
Earlier this year, Armand Hammer and The Alchemist released their collaborative album Haram. It was excellent,…
‘Fantastic and Moving’: A Review of Medhane’s Do The Math
Medhane’s latest album is ‘immaculately produced’ with ‘high vocal energy’.
Hidden Gems: Jay Electronica – A Written Testimony
Reece Beckett brings attention to Jay Electronica’s “statement of intent”.
Review: Earl Sweatshirt – ‘2010’
Reece Beckett praises the release of the latest Earl Sweatshirt single.
Hidden Gems: The Harder They Come
An ignored 1972 film gets some love from Reece Beckett.
Hidden Gems: Medslaus – Poorboy
Reece Beckett adds to the Hidden Gems series with Poorboy, the unique underground record from Medslaus.
Nostalgic News: Allied was Released 5 Years Ago
While no mainstream cinema hit, Reece Beckett reflects on the brilliance of Robert Zemeckis’ Allied.