This Week In Records (08/10/2018): Anderson .Paak, Twenty One Pilots, & Sigrid
It’s a bumper week for singles with Charli XCX, Jessie Reyez and Soak also releasing new tracks.
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Review: Marvel’s Spider-Man
Literature Executive Abi Cutler gives her comprehensive review of Insomniac Games’ web-slinging PS4 exclusive.
This Week In Records (01/10/2018): Cher, Kodaline, & Logic
We run over the week’s biggest new releases, including albums from Cher, Kodaline and Logic.
Freshers’ Binge-Watching Guide: Breaking Bad
Breaking Bad turned 10 earlier this year. Culture Editor Ellis dives back in to explain why its a show that everyone needs to watch.
Freshers Binge-Watching Guide: The Eric Andre Show
If nihilism and public menacing sounds like your cup of tea, you’re going to want to try this one out.
Films to Live By: Surviving University
A new term at university is never easy, let alone your first. Luckily, The Edge writers are on hand to take a look at some films that might just help you survive the next few years.
This Week In Records (24/09/2018): Black Honey, BROCKHAMPTON, & Dodie
The prodigious rap collective return with their fourth album alongside music from the south coast’s own Black Honey and YouTube star Dodie.
Review: dodie – ‘Human’
Ahead of the release of her third EP, dodie gives a taste for what is to come with its first eponymous, dreamy single.
Review: Slender Man
Five years late, Slender Man makes his cinematic debut. Ellis Murrell sifts through the wreckage.
Review: Christopher Robin
Liam Beazley reviews the cinematic CGI debut of Winnie the Pooh and co.
Review: Better Call Saul (Season 4, Episode 1)
Joe Williams reviews the “intense” and “beautiful” opening episode of the Breaking Bad spin-off’s fourth season.
Review: Ant-Man and the Wasp
Size really does matter in Marvel’s newest blockbuster. Culture Editor Ellis grabs his magnifying glass to check it out.
Sundance London 2018 Review: Eighth Grade
Bo Burnham’s directorial debut is lit y’all.
Review: Death Grips – Year Of The Snitch
Tom Brewster reviews the new album from the Sacramento-based musical meme that is Death Grips