Mediocre and uninspired: The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet’s Nest
After the close to awful second instalment, we finally get a conclusion to the strange…
After the close to awful second instalment, we finally get a conclusion to the strange…
London’s Cambridge Theatre this year plays host to the longest-running, most-revived Broadway musical in the…
Gareth Edwards’ debut feature plays like a road movie that just happens to feature aliens…
Having lost out on the Palm D’Or at Cannes earlier this year, Mike Leigh’s latest…
The Bluetones’ new single is full of warm and mellow California-style countrified harmonies. Like Beachwood…
Linkin Park try a different approach to making music, and the result is sophisticated and interesting to say the least.
In a world that is unavoidably privileging the internet mediums of Spotify, Youtube and the like, The EDGE ask how, and why, radio still exists.
The EDGE goes back four years to examine the album which fully established The Killers as an indie phenomenon.