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Author Xavier Voigt-Hill
Xavier Voigt-Hill
The Edge's resident grumpy old man, a final year Web Scientist with a name even his parents couldn’t spell properly. Ask him any question and you’ll probably get the answer of “Carly Rae Jepsen’s 2015 album E•MO•TION,” which might explain why we still can't get rid of him.
Total articles: 167
The Edge Live Blogs: The Oscars 2019
From predictions to red carpet coverage, nominees and winners – we’re staying up ’til 5am so you don’t have to.
Review: A Private War
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews Matthew Heineman’s harsh and compelling biopic of the late Sunday Times war correspondent Marie Colvin.
This Week In Records (16/03/2018): Fickle Friends, The Magic Gang, & Sigrid
Sometimes the best things take time. Think: the aging of a fine wine to enjoy…
Review: Khalid at Eventim Apollo, London
Xavier Voigt-Hill reviews the ‘Young Dumb & Broke’ singer’s London serenade (14/02/2018)
“Willing and excited and enthusiastic, that’s really what we are” – An interview with Sofi Tukker
The New York duo tell us about their unlikely friendship, what makes a perfect party, and percussive on-stage foliage.
Iconic Performers from the Eighties
Duran Duran and David Bowie are just two of the iconic artists our writers reflect on in this article.
“We’re constantly expanding, like the universe itself” – An interview with Harry of Superorganism
Britain’s buzziest band tell all (from their kitchen) about their upcoming album, getting love from Frank Ocean, and plotting worldwide sensory domination.
“Does anyone know if Whitney Houston did a Christmas song?” – An interview with Peking Duk and Icona Pop
If you’re looking for video shoots where people set themselves on fire, these party specialists won’t ‘Let You Down.’
The Edge’s List of 2018: Shy Luv
The Derbyshire duo will make you dance your troubles away.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2017: Lorde – Melodrama
Our Lorde is 2017’s saviour. Xavier Voigt-Hill investigates Melodrama’s magic.
Review: Dua Lipa at O2 Academy, Bournemouth
Pop’s newest superstar heads to the south coast for her self-titled tour (06/10/2017).
Review: Wolf Alice at Pie & Vinyl, Southsea
“Visions Of A Pie” and “Thai Love Is Cool” entertained us (so did Wolf Alice) (01/10/2017).
Entertainment in Hindsight: September 2017
Here are The Edge’s entertainment picks for September, featuring Taylor Swift, Wolf Alice and Mother!