EDGE Goes 90s: Pantera – Vulgar Display of Power
Pantera’s Vulgar Display of Power was the band’s first album since the brilliant Cowboys from…
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EDGE Goes 90s: Radiohead – Ok Computer
What is there to say about this album that hasn’t already been said? Often hailed…
EDGE goes 90s: Pulp – Different Class
Different Class is a gorgeously grotesque record; musically sublime, lyrically gifted and uniquely Pulp
EDGE Goes 90s: Greenday – Insomniac
The 90s was a great decade for American Idiots Green Day. The release of Dookie,…
The Streets – Computers and Blues
Computers and Blues evokes a sense of urgency, the idea that one must not just go through the motions, but push things forward
Lemuria – Pebble
Lemuria – Pebble The third full-length album for Buffalo duo Lemuria was a hugely anticipated…
Radiohead – The King of Limbs
In the midst of a record industry becoming extinct, Radiohead managed to make the unveiling…
What Did You Expect From The Vaccines? Not this, I can assure you…
The EDGE take a look at the hotly anticipated debut from The Vaccines, set for release on March 14th
Adele – 21
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A review of Adele’s sensational new album ’21’.
Beady Eye – Different Gear, Still Speeding
Liam Gallagher says it’s better than Definitely Maybe, but will Beady Eye’s debut album live up to the hype?
Chapel Club – Palace
The debut album from London five-piece, Chapel Club, is by no means an immediate grabber.…
Funeral for a Friend – Welcome Home Armageddon
An EDGE exclusive: A sneak peak at Funeral For a Friend’s release set for March 14th
Bruno Mars, ‘Doo-Wops & Hooligans’
Dom Ellis tells us why Bruno Mars new release is nothing short of average
Times of Grace – The Hymn of a Broken Man
Adam Dutkiewicz and Jesse Leach shake off Killswitch to bring hope out of difficult times with a powerful and emotive album.