Review: Thursday at The Great Escape 2017
Xavier Voigt-Hill reports from new music Narnia (aka The Great Escape). (18/05/2017)
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Raindance Film Festival review: Incarnation
Writer Sophie continues her Raindance Film Festival coverage with Filip Kovacevic’s Groundhog Day-esque action thriller.
Closer to The Edge: Books for the Beach
The Edge writers suggest some recommendations for books to take to the beach this summer.
This Week In Records: HONNE, Major Lazer & Gucci Mane (22/07/2016)
This week sees new releases from Major Lazer, Justin Bieber, MØ, and more.
Review: Orange Is the New Black (Season 4, Episode 7)
Culture Editor James reviews Orange Is the New Black as its reaches its mid-season point.
An ode to the bard: The Edge’s favourite Shakespeare
Shakespeare’s works – plotlines, characters, dick jokes and all – have woven themselves into our fabric of popular culture. Which, on the anniversary of his birth and death, do The Edge love most?
Review: Youth
Paolo Sorrentino’s follow up to The Great Beauty really isn’t worth any praise, says James Slaymaker.
Review: Northlane at Talking Heads, Southampton
Australian metalcore big-boys Northlane brought the house down at Talking Heads despite issues with security (09/10/15).
FrightFest Review: Turbo Kid
In the first of our coverage of Film4’s FrightFest, Film Editor Ben reviews 80s nostalgia trip Turbo Kid.
40 Days of Rewind: Kendrick Lamar – good kid, m.A.A.d city (2012)
After receiving universal acclaim for To Pimp a Butterfly, with some critics even calling it a master piece hopefully now people will discover Kendrick Lamar’s incredible debut album.
Review: METZ – METZ II
METZ have released their second full-length album, and it’s a stonker.
THE LIST 2015: Fickle Friends
The first act in 2015’s edition of THE LIST is Brighton based Fickle Friends.
Top 5 Must-Read Adventure Stories this Summer
A list of the top 5 adventure stories that must be read over the summer looking at the likes of William Golding and Laurie Lee.
The Olympic Opening Ceremony: A Media Miracle In A Sea Of Disappointment?
Despite some apathy surrounding the Olympics, the opening ceremony looks set to be a suitably British event.