Phoebe Waller-Bridge launches new £100k Edinburgh Fringe fund for artists.

Cara Blackhall reports on the Fleabag star’s fund for the Edinburgh Fringe… The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society has launched the Keep it Fringe fund which is being led by Fringe Society President Phoebe Waller-Bridge. The fund is a new initiative being put in place to support Fringe artists and is being supported by the Fleabag for Charity campaign. Fifty bursaries of £2,000 will be distributed … Continue reading Phoebe Waller-Bridge launches new £100k Edinburgh Fringe fund for artists.

enrgcultureMarch 7, 2023Leave a comment

Music, Reviews

Review: Slowthai – UGLY

Liam Eunson gives his thoughts on the latest release from grime superstar Slowthai… Northampton’s most controversial music artist, Slowthai, is back with his third studio album UGLY. Making his return to the world of grime, Slowthai, is back and looking to redirect focus towards his music after a 2-year break, which saw him going back to his roots with a chain of small £1 pub … Continue reading Review: Slowthai – UGLY

enrgcultureMarch 6, 2023March 6, 2023Leave a comment

Music, Opinion

Man vs Critics: Jazz

Logan Walker takes the genre of Jazz to task in the latest instalment of Man vs Critics… I like to consider myself an equal-opportunities listener. A man with eclectic taste, if you will allow me to be so pretentious. I try not to box myself into listening to only one or two genres of music. I’ll happily give them all a bash. Well, maybe not … Continue reading Man vs Critics: Jazz

enrgcultureMarch 6, 2023Leave a comment

Arts, Books, Opinion, Read

5 Signs You Are A Book Addict

Niamh McCabe shares a checklist to the symptoms of book addiction… I am a bookaholic, and my Dad is to blame. He is one that read to me and encouraged me to enter the world of books, literature, poetry, and art. He is the one who took me to the library once a week, every Thursday to be specific, to get my weekly supply. I … Continue reading 5 Signs You Are A Book Addict

enrgcultureMarch 2, 2023March 2, 2023Leave a comment

Arts, Books, Opinion, Read

ENRG Culture Must Reads

In celebration of World Book Day this year, writers from the ENRG Culture team have curated a list of their must-reads… World Book Day is the time to acknowledge and delve into a whole extensive universe of books! Whether it be horror, comedy, non-fiction, poetry, short stories, young adult, or romance, books have an endless stream of knowledge, inspiration and wealth to give you. … Continue reading ENRG Culture Must Reads

enrgcultureMarch 2, 2023March 2, 2023Leave a comment

Listen, Music, Opinion

Why I Believe Taylor Swift’s ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is Her Best Record

Kirsty Francis reveals her reasons as to why she believes the album made Taylor Swift the pop sensation she is today… To many people, Autumn is the time to blast Red (Taylor’s Version) by Taylor Swift, but for me – it’s all year round. I wholeheartedly believe that Red is Taylor’s best album. The bridges, the gossip, the storytelling, THE LYRICISM. I must confess that my opinion … Continue reading Why I Believe Taylor Swift’s ‘Red (Taylor’s Version)’ is Her Best Record

enrgcultureMarch 1, 2023March 1, 2023Leave a comment

Listen, Music, Reviews

REVIEW: Joesef – ‘Permanent Damage’

Kitty Houston discusses her love for the latest record by Glasgow-based musician, Joesef… For the last four years, Joesef has built his reputation as one of the most exciting young talents in the UK pop scene. Following several highly successful EPs that introduced his willingness to explore difficult themes through lucid pop hymns, Permanent Damage has been a highly anticipated album for fans of the … Continue reading REVIEW: Joesef – ‘Permanent Damage’

enrgcultureMarch 1, 2023March 1, 2023Leave a comment

Concert, Music, Reviews

REVIEW: Black Veil Brides: Live from the O2 Academy

Brandon Bethune tells us why the rock band’s latest show in Glasgow wasn’t his favourite… I don’t know what it is about Black Veil Brides, and lead singer Andy Biersack specifically, but there’s something about their live performances that doesn’t quite mesh together well. When I saw Andy Biersack perform solo in 2019 at The Garage, I was thrilled to see one of the cornerstones … Continue reading REVIEW: Black Veil Brides: Live from the O2 Academy

enrgcultureFebruary 28, 2023Leave a comment

Listen, Music, Read

Be Charlotte: “People say ‘from darkness comes light’, and that’s exactly what this song is.”

Emma Cooper-Raeburn has a chat with Scottish singer/songwriter Be Charlotte about her brand new single ‘Help Me to Hold On’… Dundee-based singer, Be Charlotte, releases her first song of the year with Help Me to Hold On in what she describes as “a song for the good and bad days and everything in between”. The catchy pop-song, produced by Charlotte herself alongside Scotty Anderson (The … Continue reading Be Charlotte: “People say ‘from darkness comes light’, and that’s exactly what this song is.”

enrgcultureFebruary 28, 2023Leave a comment

Film, Reviews

Review – Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

Ieva Ozola shares her reasons as to why Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is not just a kids movie… The newest addition to the Shrek franchise by Joel Crawford, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish is a lot more than just another animated movie for kids. As a total ride-or-die cat lover, I was more than excited to spend 90 minutes staring at a … Continue reading Review – Puss in Boots: The Last Wish

enrgcultureFebruary 24, 2023March 8, 2023Leave a comment