Mid-season review: Daredevil (Series 1, Episode 7)
Harrison reviews the mid point of Netflix’s Daredevil.
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New acts announced for Camp Bestival
Acts announced for the festival include Ella Henderson, The Kaiser Chiefs and Clean Bandit.
‘It’s not like I’m insanely talented’ : An Interview With Lucy Rose
The ever sincere, humble musician Lucy Rose was kind enough to give up some of her time to talk to The Edge about her sophomore album, the development of her sound, and that crazy ‘Our Eyes’ music video!
‘If I wasn’t wearing any pants it would have been like a recurring dream’: An Interview with Wolf Alice
Sian caught up with Wolf Alice to chat about their new album and what they’ve been up to in the last year.
Preview: Gnarwolves at The Joiners (24/04/15)
Skate punk, beers, and doing stuff with your friends.
TV round-up: 10/04/15 – 16/04/15
This week looks to be a killer for television with brand new series of Daredevil and Lip Sync Battle as well as the return of Britain’s Got Talent and Game of Thrones.
Review: All Time Low – Future Hearts
Future Hearts is sure to be a hit with the Baltimore quartet’s current listeners, but it is not the game-changing album it could have been.
Orange Is The New Black new trailer unveiled – watch
The third season of the comedy-drama will be able to stream online from 12th June.
Review: Peace at The Haunt, Brighton (26/03/2015)
Emma Harrison Beesley thinks other bands should follow in Peace’s footsteps and play more shows at smaller venues.
40 Days of Rewind: Pink Floyd – The Wall (1979)
Amy Wootten reviews the ground-breaking album.
Review: While We’re Young
Questions of age, creativity, and annoying fashion styles are addressed in Noah Baumbach’s latest indie offering, writes George Seabrook.
Blu-Ray Review: The Grandmaster
Ben Robins reviews Wong Kar Wai’s latest The Grandmaster.
40 Days of Rewind: Queen – A Day At The Races (1976)
Continuing our 40 Days of Rewind feature, George Seabrook tells us all why A Day At The Races is a brilliant album. No, he didn’t choose this because 1975 was already taken and he couldn’t do A Night At The Opera. No, YOU SHUT UP!
40 Days of Rewind: Bruce Springsteen – Born To Run (1975)
Camilla Cassidy looks at the album that brought one of rock’s greatest to the limelight, way back in 1975.