Street food is where it’s at. It’s the most vibrant sector of the British food market, and it’s growing quick. For the Love of Food, a street food show like no other, has landed in […]
Music | Album Review: Ólöf Arnalds – Palme
It’s always exciting to see a new album come out of Iceland. One tends to get caught up in the fantastical folk tradition of this fascinating country, one which has left a very quirkily shaped […]
Music | Exclusive: Cherry Picked PART2
With the start of the academic year looming, In The Middle have cherry-picked 30 albums to look forward to this semester. Whilst the list is by no means extensive, it is one that touches upon the […]
Music | Mercury Prize Nominees – The Rundown
Last year, James Blake swept up the Barclaycard Mercury Prize with his hauntingly beautiful album, Overgrown. In preparation for the 2014 awards show, In The Middle scrutinise this year’s nominees and their chances of taking centre stage […]
Clubs | Coming Up: Eliphino and Bradley Zero @ The Faversham
On the 30th September, Floorplan have two very exciting artists heading down to the Faversham to just remind us that there is a lot more to September than Fresher’s Week. Eliphino will be gracing the […]
Arts | Josh Widdicome – Live at the Riley
Known for his appearances on television shows such as 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown and The Last Leg, Josh Widdicombe has become a familiar face on the British comedy scene. The thirty-one year […]
Music | Live Review: Shield Patterns @ Wharf Chambers 18/09
Lyrical, ethereal techno spins into the corners of a moody room deserving of a far bigger audience. The first glimpse is of the striking, hooded soprano. She dances, trancelike, totally living in the weird, Gaelic-esque […]
Music | Exclusive: Cherry Picked PART1
With the start of the academic year looming, In The Middle have cherry-picked 30 albums to look forward to this semester. Whilst the list is by no means extensive, it is one that touches upon the […]
Music | Album Review: Aphex Twin
Lurking like an android shark in the fathomless gloom of the Deep Web is a creature whose emergence has been foretold by UFO and urban hieroglyph. The robotic beast that ascends from the internet’s seabed […]
TV | Glue – Gritty New E4 Drama
Rural England is disintegrating, and nothing pushes teenagers over the edge like boredom. Written by Jack Thorne (This Is England, Skins), and based on his own experiences of growing up in Berkshire, this show promises […]
TV | Freeview Flicks of the Week – Despicable Me, 28 Days Later and Magic Mike
Our weekly freeview flicks picks are here! This week we go to a male strip show, encounter some naughty minions and run away from zombies! TUESDAY – Despicable Me (ITV2 19:00) One of the most successful […]
TV | Houdini – More Style than Substance
Houdini, Channel 4’s latest US drama acquisition, follows the life of Harry Houdini as he rises from humble beginnings to become a world-renowned escape artist. Written by Nicholas Meyer, and starring Oscar and Academy Award […]