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Evan Baxter-Carr
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Intern Writer, Trill Mag
Glasgow
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Biography
Evan Baxter-Carr is a student writer studying creative writing and journalism at the University of Strathclyde. His passions include film, music, and books, all of which he covers in his work for Trill Mag, Def Magazine, and Doombox Music.
books, celebrity culture. music, film lists, TVReviews
Content
By Evan Baxter-Carr| Medium@ Evan Baxter-Carr·Follow4 min read·--Credit: BBCWhen hip hop fans refer to the ‘Golden Era’ of rap music, our minds are drawn to the 1990s. At a glance, it seems obvious why: the classic albums; the cultural domination of 2Pac and Biggie Smalls. Some would argue that hip hop peaked in the ’90s, but could that really be true? Following the ’80s, hip hop fully launched into the mainstream. However, it was not until 2017 that rap became the most popular genre in the United States.
By Evan Baxter-Carr| Strathclyde Telegraph Verified A story of love, grief, and therapy gone wrong, Daniela Forever debuted at Glasgow Film Festival on 3 March. Daniela Forever follows the life of Nicolas (Henry Golding), who loses his partner Daniela (Beatrice Granno) in a sudden car accident and struggles to cope with the loss. Since therapy does him no good, Nicolas starts using a drug to give him lucid dreams as a coping mechanism but ends up dreaming of Daniela and clinging even tighter onto his grief.
By Evan Baxter-Carr| Strathclyde Telegraph Verified Having debuted at Glasgow Film Festival on 3 March, Harvest is Athina Rachel Tsangari’s attempt at an immersive Scottish folktale. Not every film needs a tense plot to engage the viewer. Sometimes, a stunning presentation and a set of impressive performances are enough to elevate a sparse story into an enveloping experience. Unfortunately, despite its strengths, Harvest is not one of those films.
Company Info
Trill Mag
Non-for-profit magazine. Written by students, for students.
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Founded: 2015