This Week in Records (3/5/2021) – Jessie Ware, Billie Eilish and Willow
Records Editor Alice Fortt shares her thoughts on this week’s best releases.
Browsing: twenty one pilots
Review: twenty one pilots – ‘Shy Away’
Twenty One Pilots are well-known for their distinctive sound and their progression into the more…
Deep Dive: Is Reading A Rock Festival?
Connie Seamer deep dives into the history of Reading and debates it’s rock status.
Literatures Impact on Music
Literature has undoubtedly had a massive influence on how music is created. Morgan McMillan explains and celebrates that impact.
Review: Reading & Leeds Archive Festival 2020
Editor Morgan McMillan reviews the archive Reading and Leeds festival and proves you can party from the comfort of your own home.
Venue vs Festival: Twenty One Pilots
Does seeing a band in a small venue make a difference to an artist’s performance? What are the differences if there is any? Our FEP Officer, Georgie Holmes, reflects on her own experiences to find out.
Why I’m Sick of Songs About Quarantine
We have had ENOUGH of quarantine songs. Musicians please stop.
Nostalgic News: twenty one pilots’ ‘Blurryface’ was released 5 years ago
The second album of one of the most successful duos in the music industry was released 5 years ago today.
Review: twenty one pilots – Level of Concern
Georgie Holmes is less than impressed with new music from twenty one pilots
This Week In Records (12th April 2020) – The Strokes, Charli XCX and Twenty One Pilots
As life as we know it slows to a stop, it seems so too do…
The Most Iconic Live Performances of This Decade
The Edge writers conclude who put on the most iconic performances of this decade.
Preview: Reading Festival 2019
Theo Smith previews the revitalised 2019 edition of Reading Festival.
Review: Lollapalooza Paris 2019 – Saturday
Tash Williamson reviews day one of the Parisian edition of the global festival Lollapalooza.
Preview: Lollapalooza Paris 2019
The 2019 edition of Lollapalooza Paris will feature sets from the likes of Twenty One Pilots, Martin Garrix, The Strokes and Migos.