Review: Game of Thrones (Season 5, Episode 8)
Hardhome contains one of the most “thrilling battle sequences” of the entire series, says Danielle Topaz.
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Review: Slam Dunk Festival 2015 – Midlands (25/05/2015)
A closer look at the Midlands leg of the Slam Dunk tour.
Review: Slaves – Are You Satisfied?
Slaves’ biggest task on their debut was to catch the chaos of their live shows on record. A tough task, but their short, sweet and very loud album goes some way to do that.
Review: Fearless Vampire Killers at The Joiners (22/05/15)
Theatrical rock group Fearless Vampire Killers played The Joiners Arms.
Review: Weedeater – Goliathan
North Carolina stoner metal group Weedeater have released their hotly awaited fifth studio album Goliathan.
Review: The Prodigy at Alexandra Palace (15/05/2015)
The Prodigy are back. Alexandra Palace witnessed one of the best live acts ever to exist, according to Will Hodgetts.
The Big 2015 Summer Preview
The Edge’s film writers take a closer look at this summer’s biggest and boldest releases.
Preview: Camden Rocks Festival, London (30/05/15)
The unique festival is bringing you a stellar line up of over 200 bands across 20 stages. Headliners include Skindred, and Funeral For A Friend!
Review: Twenty One Pilots – Blurryface
Annabelle Asker takes a in-depth look at Blurryface, track by track, to give you an idea of what to expect from Twenty One Pilots on their latest musical voyage.
Review: Mumford and Sons – Wilder Mind
Mumford and sons go atomic!
40 Days of Rewind: Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010)
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is a hip-hop behemoth that stands as one of the most important albums of the 21st century, if not all time, says Evan Smithson.
Review: William Control at The Joiners, Southampton (28/04/15)
Gothic godfather William Control’s show at the Joiners provided a spectacular end to The Punishment tour.
Review: Monsters: Dark Continent
Harrison suffers through Monsters: Dark Continent, so that you don’t have to.
40 Days of Rewind: The White Stripes – White Blood Cells (2001)
Aggression and artistry in equal measure – how The White Stripes finally exploded into the mainstream with their stunning third album.