‘I’d describe my sound as a very pleasant train crash’: an interview with Bipolar Sunshine
Ella caught up with Bipolar Sunshine frontman Adio Marchant and talked lyrical inspiratio and why he wants to move to America.
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Tanika talks to The Edge about her debut album and meeting Kanye
Tanika talks to The Edge about singing to Kanye, and her “hit of the century”, ‘Nines’
Glastonbury 2014 line up announced
The (almost) full line up to Glastonbury 2014 has been announced.
BFI Flare Film Festival Review: Age of Consent ★★★★☆
The new film from Charles Lum and Todd Verow is an important exploration of the social and legal challenges to gay sex, as told through the story of one of London’s last remaining leather bars, The Hoist, writes Chris Pate.
Blu-ray Review: Computer Chess ★★★★☆
Computer Chess delves deep into the glorious past of early technology to present a comedy-drama that’s both intelligent and strikingly relevant. Chris Pate takes a look at the Blu-ray.
New Lana Del Rey song ‘Meet Me In The Pale Moonlight’ leaks – listen
‘Meet Me In The Pale Moonlight’ has been leaked online.
‘It’s been a bizarre year for me’: an interview with Saint Raymond
Lisa Klein caught up with Callum Burrows, better known as Saint Raymond.
Latitude Festival 2014 add acts to line-up
The Suffolk festival has just announced new music and art additions to their already incredible line-up.
‘My mate Pete says we sound like Gallows having a fight with The Bronx’: an interview with Ben from The Smoking Hearts
Elinor caught up with The Smoking Hearts frontman Ben after their gig at Southampton festival Takedown.
‘We’re all ugly bastards!’: an interview with Ugly Love
Elinor caught up with Tunbridge Wells punks Ugly Love after their Takedown show.
First Aid Kit announce new album, unveil single ‘My Silver Lining’
Swedish folk duo First Aid Kit have announced the release of their third studio album Stay Gold later this year.
Review: inFamous: Second Son
Infamous Second Son is a beautifully crafted and enjoyable game that everybody should have the experience of playing.
Review: RAG against the Machine by ComedySoc ★★★★★
RAG against the Machine continues the excellent trend set by ComedySoc this year, bringing laughter and full on entertainment.
Review: Blithe Spirit by Theatre Group ★★1/2
It was an honest shame to see some genuine acting talent lost among the faults of this production, and disappointing that Theatre Group did not manage to pull off a genre that they have excelled at in past productions.