Review: The Mispers – ‘Dark Bits’
Continuing with their unusual sound, ‘Dark Bits’ demonstrates The Mispers’ unique and intricate sounding material.
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Soton Spotlight #28: 08/06/2014 – 14/06/2014
Our performance tips for the week.
Preview: Kings of Leon at Isle of Wight Festival 2014
The Nashville rockers will make their triumphant return to the festival after their 2011 performance, will you be there to witness it?
Review: Arcade Fire at Earls Court (06/06/2014)
Earls Court, including The Edge’s own Amy Wootten, saw an eleven piece band and a menagerie of fancy dress in Arcade Fire’s lead up to their headline slot at Hyde Park this summer.
Lorde at O2 Academy Brixton (06/06/2014)
Lorde stuns the crowd with her mesmerising performance at sold out O2 Academy Brixton show.
Sofar Sounds Winchester at The Butcher’s Hook, Bitterne Park (01/06/2014)
Sally Ka Yan Lui successfully made it onto the list of an invitation only show with both a secret line up and location, take a read for her take on this small, private performance.
Review: Catch 22 at the Nuffield Theatre, Southampton
Catch 22 kick started a national tour since 13th of May and it arrived at Nuffield…
clipping. – CLPPNG
clipping. are a rap trio like no other, Evan Smithson tells us why we should be listening to the groups sophomore album.
Review: Orange Is the New Black (Series 2, Episode 1)
Despite the surprising absence of the caricature icons of Orange Is the New Black in the episode, the pure focus on Piper was exactly what was needed to maintain the show’s excellent interweave of its hybrid genre.
Preview: Red Hot Chili Peppers at Isle of Wight Festival 2014
The California stadium fillers are heading over to the tiny Isle of Wight, but will there be an island left by the end of their doubtlessly extraordinary set?
BBC reveals cast for The Casual Vacancy
The cast for the BBC three-part mini-series is to consist of the likes of Michael Gambon, Rory Kinnear and Keeley Hawes.
Review: Edge of Tomorrow ★★★★☆
Edge of Tomorrow has an intelligent plot to accompany its fast-paced action, says Tom Hopkins.
Review: A Million Ways To Die In The West ★★☆☆☆
Seth MacFarlane’s second effort as director is a disappointment, with a valuable cast being wasted on an unfunny script that is mostly devoid of any real intellect.
Preview: Calvin Harris at Isle of Wight Festival 2014
Does the internationally renowned DJ know that Isle of Wight isn’t quite Ibiza?