The Trip: Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon at their best
At last two of Britain’s best loved Comedians and impressionists have teamed up to produce…
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The Dirty Heads – Lay Me Down
‘Lay Me Down’ is the debut UK single from Huntington Beach’s The Dirty Heads. The…
Not Shiny Enough: Black Gold’s New Single
Black Gold’s ‘Shine’ is a passable pop song with a catchy, pretty melody that I…
War Horse
I love going to the theatre. There is something very raw and elemental about sitting…
Talay Riley’s Humanoid Spins Current Trends In A Darker Direction
This is like a slightly darker, robotic twist on current chart music in the vein…
‘Vampires Suck’, an Utterly Pointless Creation?
‘Vampires Suck’ gets surprisingly close to reviewing itself…
Nudity, Angels and Music: A Look at Dying Album Artwork
Forgive me for having a total music geek moment, but recently I’ve got to thinking…
Shine A Light…. on Synthpop? The Transformation of Modern-Day McFly.
The EDGE take a look at the pop world’s best loved boy band, and their move from multi-coloured to monochrome
Lost at Sea? A Review of British Sea Power’s Zeus EP
An EP made of afterthoughts, or a great prelude to forthcoming full length album? The EDGE decides…
Silly, Surreal and Spectacularly Stupid: Bowling For Soup LIVE
Chris Baker takes The EDGE to a show of epic silly proportions at Southampton’s very own Guildhall
Beatitudes LIVE
The Soul Cellar is always a great venue for live music and October 15th was…
Louis Theroux: Law and Disorder in Lagos
Has Louis gone a bit too far this time…? The EDGE find out, in their review of Louis Theroux: Law and Disorder in Lagos
Made in Dagenham Review
The Edge takes a look at Nigel Cole’s (“Calender Girls”) latest Britflick that dramatises the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant.
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps
The most honest and enlightening movie review of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps you are likely to read