Preview: Reading Festival 2013 – Saturday
Editor Megan Downing brings you Part Two of The Edge’s Reading Festival 2013 preview.
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“Everything’s got too big for us already”: An interview with Matty from The 1975 (18/05/2013)
The 1975’s lead singer talks to The Edge about touring, their forthcoming debut and playing gigs in ballrooms.
The Anticipated Festivals Guide 2013
The Edge takes you through the first of our three part festival guide, with this year’s most anticipated festivals, featuring Isle of Wight, Benicassim, Glastonbury, Bestival, and Reading & Leeds.
Two Door Cinema Club at the Guildhall (28/01/13)
With the usual rush of 15-16 year olds galloping frantically towards the barrier I knew…
Preview: Two Door Cinema Club at the Guildhall (28/01/13)
Many of you festival goers may remember Two Door Cinema Club and their anthemic party…
‘I’d rather spit Blood at the Ocean’: An interview with Peace
During the Southampton leg of their current UK tour, Dan Flynn and George Doel caught…
Review: Showstoppers’ The SpongeBob Musical @ The Annex Theatre
Doug James thinks the Southampton Showstoppers’ production of ‘The SpongeBob Musical’ went swimmingly!
Moonlight (2016): The Movie That Broke My Heart
Esha Sanyal revisits the heartbreaking ‘Moonlight’…
Non-Horror Games to Play This Spooky Season.
With Spooky season rolling around there are plenty of games that certainly fit the Halloween…
‘Disappointingly Bland’; A Review of Lana Del Rey’s Chemtrails Over The Country Club
Lana Del Rey’s newest album Chemtrails Over The Country Club appears at first glance to be…
Review: Misbehaviour
Louise Chase reviews the British comedy-drama, starring Keira Knightley and Gugu Mbatha-Raw.
Review: ‘Good Job’ by Alicia Keys
Alicia Keys’ new song just doesn’t hit the mark, says Sam Pegg
The Edge’s Recommendations for Self-Isolation Entertainment: Video Games
Struggling for things to do in lockdown? Three writers for The Edge give their game recommendations.
Romantic Albums: The Front Bottoms – The Front Bottoms
The Front Bottoms’ self-titled album is the perfect breakup album, says Morgan McMillan