Review: Dock34 and SEMSU at The Joiners, Southampton
Jordan Mac Phee-Torres reviews Dock34 and SEMSU at The Joiners.
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This Week In Records: Robbie Williams, Nick Murphy & Kungs (04/11/2016)
This week sees new releases from Bruno Mars, Kiiara, Rat Boy, and more.
BoomTown 2016 raises nearly £100,000 for charity
BoomTown Fair 2016 raised a phenomenal £98,654 for charity this summer
Freshers’ Special: How Gogglebox helped my transition to university
Culture Editor James recounts how Gogglebox helped his transition to university as part of our series for Fresher’s week.
This Week at Harbour Lights (09/09/16 – 15/09/16)
This Week at Harbour Lights: Captain Fantastic, The Little Mermaid, The Beatles and a FREE screening of Blair Witch!
Preview: RAYE at Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen, London
The Croydon teenager plays a show in the wake of her SECOND EP. (20/10/2016)
Closer To The Edge: Binge-Worthy Series
The Edge writers are on hand to suggest shows to binge for the remainder of the holidays, in this week’s Closer To The Edge
This Week In Culture: Read A Goddamn Book (14/08/16)
This Week in Culture (14/8/16-20/8/16) sees a break from the TV to do some summer reading!
This Week In Records: Bon Iver, RAYE & Rae Sremmurd (12/08/2016)
This week sees new releases from Florence And The Machine, The White Stripes, Green Day, and more.
Why Brooklyn Nine-Nine is my happy place
Features Editor Rehana lays out the reasons that make Fox sitcom Brooklyn Nine-Nine so great, and implores you to watch.
Throwback Review: Vans Warped Tour UK 2012
Sophie Trenear on the 2012 Vans Warped Tour.
“I think I had a dream about a cheese sandwich”: An interview with Newton Faulkner
Josie Osborne chats to Newton Faulkner about appearing in American Idiot, the vinyl comeback and Ginger Spice
The Disney era that the world seemed to forget
Features Editor Rehana looks at the films of early 00s Disney and questions why they are so criminally underrated.
Roses are red, violets are blue, the Oscars are white?
Writer Tash Williamson looks at the ways in which the the film industry fails ethnic minorities and why this matters