The Big 2015 Summer Preview
The Edge’s film writers take a closer look at this summer’s biggest and boldest releases.
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Review: Bloodborne
Joe Gibson explores the gothic world of ‘Bloodborne’ in a review of the new PlayStation 4 exclusive.
Preview: Slam Dunk Festival 2015 (23-25/05/2015)
A preview of pop-punk’s favourite weekend – Slam Dunk Festival!
Women in the Entertainment Industry: Female Superheroes: What is the problem with Hollywood?
Editor Rebecca James looks at the problems with female representation in superhero movies.
Blu-Ray Review: The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies
The third and final instalment in Peter Jackson’s Hobbit trilogy had the potential to be better, says Harrison Abbott.
Review: Muse @ Brighton Dome (23/03/15)
Muse brought their intimate venue tour to a close in Brighton, and demonstrated why they are considered one of the best live bands around.
Preview: Hang The Bastard at Firehouse (22/03/15)
Relentless blend of hardcore punk and sludge metal.
Part 2 Review: Takedown Festival at Southampton University (07/03/15)
Southampton Uni’s own Takedown Festival showed why it’s still the best indoor alternative festival around with this year’s stellar line-up.
Review: Falling In Reverse – Just Like You
This powerful new album from polarising metal act Falling In Reverse should is the band’s most accessible and personal work yet.
More names announced for Takedown Festival 2015
Welsh sextet The Blackout will return to this year’s Takedown Festival one last time, after previously headlining the event in 2013.
Review: Ben Ottewell at The Joiners (20/01/15)
Ben Ottewell moves the crowd with a soulful set at the Joiner’s.
Preview: Funeral For A Friend at The 1865 (23/01/2015)
Emo rockers Funeral For A Friend will stop off in Southampton, bringing with them their ever changing metal sound.
The Best TV Drama Moments of 2014
Barnaby Walter looks back at some of the best TV moments in the past year.
Review: Bring Me The Horizon at Wembley Arena (05/12/2014)
Bring Me The Horizon set Wembley Arena alight with endless hits, however controversy was struck from their choice of violent background images and constant use of profanity at a concert welcome to all-ages.