Review: Drake feat. The Throne – ‘Pop Style’
‘Pop Style’ is an impressive coming together of the three biggest names in rap. Evan reviews.
Author Evan Smithson
Evan Smithson
Former youngest person in the world. Music listener, word user, soon to be master of physics.
Total articles: 29
Review: Foxing – Dealer
Evan reviews the sophomore album from Foxing.
Review: Justin Bieber – ‘I’ll Show You’
“The singer has returned with another mature pop single, playing it safe.” Evan reviews ‘I’ll Show You’.
The Edge’s Mercury Prize Wishlist
Ahead of the nomination announcement on Friday 16th October, The Edge has put together a Mercury Prize list of our own.
Review: Battles – ‘FF Bada’
Evan takes a look at the latest offering from Battles’ upcoming album, ‘FF Bada’.
Review: Kelpe – The Curved Line
“The Curved Line is an affirmation of Kelpe’s talent and career”, says Evan Smithson.
Review: Kanye West at Glastonbury 2015
The Edge writers Jack Gracie and Evan Smithson tell us what they thought about Kanye West’s headline set at Glastonbury.
Who do The Edge think should take Foo Fighters’ headline slot at Glastonbury?
The Edge’s writers have their say on who should headline Glastonbury’s Friday, in the absence of Foo Fighters.
40 Days of Rewind: Kanye West – My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy (2010)
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is a hip-hop behemoth that stands as one of the most important albums of the 21st century, if not all time, says Evan Smithson.
The Edge’s Favourite Political Songs
In light of the election, here at The Edge we are celebrating our favourite political and protest music from the last century.
40 Days of Rewind: Interpol – Turn on the Bright Lights (2002)
Despite being Interpol’s debut album, Turn on the Bright Lights is universally acclaimed as their…
40 Days of Rewind: Steve Reich – Music for 18 Musicians (1978)
A masterclass in minimalism, Music for 18 Musicians has had a huge influence, spreading much further than contemporary classical music to genres that were not even in existence at its time of recording.
Review: Kendrick Lamar – ‘The Blacker The Berry’
The polar opposite of previous single ‘i’, ‘The Blacker The Berry’ looks outward to society, and Lamar doesn’t like what he sees.
Review: Father John Misty – I Love You Honeybear
“An unapologetic display of intimacy”, Evan Smithson reviews.