Author: Katie Evans
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The Edge’s Top Albums of 2020: #4 – Enter Shikari’s ‘Nothing is True & Everything is Possible’
4th place in our top albums of 2020 list goes to the Shikari boys with their latest release, Nothing is True & Everything is Possible.
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Top 5 Live Acts of 2020
Our writers share some of their favourite live performances of the year as we say goodbye to 2020!
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The Edge’s Top Albums of 2020: #9 – Declan McKenna’s ‘Zeros’
Joining the list of our Top 2020 Albums in 9th place is Declan McKenna’s Zeros!
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Favourite Comfort Films
Our writers offer up a selection of films which provide them comforting viewing in light of a having uncomfortable year.
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The Best of 2000s Post-Britpop: The Courteeners – ‘St Jude’
Records Exec Katie Evans talks us through a Post-Britpop gem, The Courteeners debut album St. Jude.
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Review: Come Away – A Misguided Retelling of the Classic Tales
Katie Evans gives her verdict on this peculiar reimagining on both J.M.Barrie and Lewis Carroll’s beloved characters.
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Actor in Focus: Steven Yeun
Katie Evans reports on the promising career of the South Korean actor
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What We’re Listening To: October
Maybe this is just a tad late (I blame uni assignments) BUT we are BACK with the latest round of What We’re Listening To!
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Nostalgic News: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon was released 20 years ago.
The beloved pan-Asian cinema piece went onto break records 20 years ago and it still holds up as a masterpiece today!
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Nostalgic News: Breathless was released 60 years ago
Katie Evans takes us back a staggering 60 years to ‘Breathless’ the first feature film by the legendary Jean-Luc Godard.
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This Week in Live-Streams (07/12/20)
Records/Live Executive Katie Evans talks through this week’s live-streams.
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Nostalgic News: Misery was released 30 years ago
Rob Reiner’s brilliant reimagining of Stephen King’s notoriously graphic 1987 novel Misery was released 30 years ago!
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Anthems of Our Lives: First Semester of Uni Edition
Some of our committee members take us through the items that define the sound of their first semester.
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Review: Mangrove – Politically Driven Masterpiece
Katie Evans offers her verdict on Steve McQueen’s opening film in his Small Axe series.