The EDIT

Here is the final edition of The EDIT for this academic year – the SPRING edition! Thank you all for your amazing contributions throughout the year, we have absolutely loved each and every one of them! Happy reading and see you in September! The EDIT Spring Edition 2026

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Following the release of Gorillaz ninth studio album, ‘The Mountain,’ the virtual band, fronted by Damon Albarn and illustrated by Jamie Hewlett, embarked on a supporting tour, and on the 24th of March, it was Glasgow’s turn. ‘The Mountain,’ is an emotionally heavy album, shaped by real grief and loss, as it explores life, death and everything that comes in between, as the mountain itself is a reflection of grief and the journey through it.

Following a last-minute upgrade to the main room of Glasgow’s SWG3, only four hours prior to the show, Keo delivered a performance that stayed with the audience long after the show finished. And a band that can successfully sell out a room in such a short amount of time? They’re ones to watch out for. Opening the show for Keo, were Bleech 9:3, who were also stepping foot on their first ever Scottish stage, and the crowd did not fail them.

Kieran Power is a busy man. If anything, ‘busy’ is probably an understatement. In fact, it was a board meeting at the Hibernian Community Foundation, where he serves as a non-executive director, that caused him to miss the first half hour of the historical Scotland v Denmark match on Tuesday. He cycled home in the dreich and drookit, sat down to a bowl of mussel broth, and watched as the boys in blue qualified for the World Cup for the first time since France 98.

League contenders Hearts drop points at home Hearts 1 – 1 Kilmarnock FC Hearts dominate the first half but fail to create any clear-cut chances, with only one shot on target. The visitors, Kilmarnock FC, have managed two shots on target despite defending resolutely when poor with the ball. Kilmarnock centre back Robbie Deas received a yellow card in the opening few minutes, in the third minute, as Hearts pressed down Killie’s half.

‘Killie come back to earn a point at Tynecastle’ – The talking points It was a tough contest at Tynecastle between 10th-place Kilmarnock and league leaders Heart of Midlothian FC. Out of the two sides, Hearts were the clear favourites, and many were expecting this to be a routine win for Derek McInnes’s men. However, that clearly wasn’t the outcome with Kilmarnock FC securing a massive and vital point in the 90thminute with a Bruce Anderson rebound.

Frankenstein, Nosferatu, Dracula: A Love Tale, all gothic films released within the last few years, all regarded with relatively high success. So why is this? I am a big believer that art is often a reflection of current society, our beliefs, values, general mood, and so on. So, with the world being in its current state, I think it is no wonder our tastes have turned more macabre.

For decades, American country music has been exclusively an American phenomenon. It’s something your mind would go to when you think about cowboy boots, cowboy hats and the state of Tennessee. Until recently, most people in the UK would only be able to count off the amount of country songs they know on one hand, and the majority of them were probably sang by Dolly Parton or early Taylor Swift.

Wuthering Heights 2026 Emerald Fennel ⭐⭐⭐½ Since the film’s debut this V-day, it has sparked a minefield of bashing. Emerald Fennel, Promising Young Woman (2020), Saltburn (2023) showcases 18th century North England as a nightmarish, poignant fever dream that sends you home with a sunken heart. From the beginning, both Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi’s suitability for the role had been questioned, as Cathy’s age and Heathcliff’s race had been disregarded.