Enter Shikari at the Borderline
In the last two years alone, Enter Shikari have dominated on large stages, including a support slot at…
By Naomi PennIn the last two years alone, Enter Shikari have dominated on large stages, including a support slot at…
By Naomi PennOh, the contrasts. Life wouldn't be the same without them. Take Krug and Francis Mallmann: the former is…
By Filippo L'AstorinaFollowing Claude Bosi is not an easy task. The great French chef has continued his effortless streak of…
By Daniel Masters“Fucking long life, int’it.” So concur the residents of playwright Jim Cartwright’s eponymous road. A study in nihilism,…
By Laura FoulgerLabelling something a "play with music" smacks of snobbery, the creators and marketing team alike keen to separate…
By Connor CampbellTo do justice to Scott Walker, an artist whom David Bowie described as his idol, is no mean…
By Aidan MilanConsistency, coherence and eagerness to evolve pay off. Adam Byatt opened Trinity in 2006 and ten years later…
By Filippo L'AstorinaMessiness is an underrated commodity in art. Something that overreaches is far more appealing than narrative or thematic…
By Connor CampbellAfter a four-year hiatus, the maverick of UK hip hop is back. With his long-awaited fourth studio album…
By Alexander CoronaAt face value, the plot of The Big Sick sounds like an intolerably sentimental standard romcom. Two awkward…
By Mark Mukasa