LFF Review: The Reason I Jump – An Extraordinary Plunge Into The Autistic Experience
Theo Smith, our film editor, reviews the Audience Award winner from Sundance in January.
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Review: Rina Sawayama – SAWAYAMA
Rina Sawayama’s debut album is bold and unapologetic, says Sam Pegg
“I just didn’t know where to put myself on that stage, but that was the fun part!”- An Interview with No Rome
Kiera Gormley interviews No Rome after the release of his new single, and ahead of a busy 2020.
Grave of the Fireflies: 30 Years of Rending Hearts
Jordan Truong reflects on the Japanese classic, one of the first features produced by Studio Ghibli.
Nostalgic News: ‘Horton Hears a Who!’ was published 65 years ago today
Amy Penn takes a trip down memory lane to celebrate this Dr Seuss classic.
Review: Mac DeMarco – Here Comes the Cowboy
Bailey Williams review’s the indie darling’s “perplexing” latest album.
A Conversation with Duck Game’s creator, Landon Podbielski
Duck Game obsessive Tom Brewster talks to the creator of his favorite thing, like, ever.
“Willing and excited and enthusiastic, that’s really what we are” – An interview with Sofi Tukker
The New York duo tell us about their unlikely friendship, what makes a perfect party, and percussive on-stage foliage.
“We’re constantly expanding, like the universe itself” – An interview with Harry of Superorganism
Britain’s buzziest band tell all (from their kitchen) about their upcoming album, getting love from Frank Ocean, and plotting worldwide sensory domination.
The Edge’s Most Anticipated Films of 2018
With 2018 officially underway, The Edge writers list off their most anticipated movies for the next 12 months.
The Golden Age of the Arcade
Hannah Billingsley-Dadd remembers some arcade classics.
“Moroccan topped houmous, I’m all about that life” – An Interview with George from Yonaka
Yonaka talked with us before their gig at The Loft with Anteros and Stereo Honey about houmous (mainly), and female fronted bands.
Review: Mr Jukes at the Concorde 2, Brighton
Mr Jukes triumphed in front of a sell out crowd in Brighton’s Concorde 2 (18/09/2017).
Nostalgic News: Spirited Away was released 15 years ago today
On Spirited Away’s 15th birthday, Eleanor Joyce explores its enduring popularity and the genius of director and creator Hayao Miyazaki.