The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: MGMT – Little Dark Age
The synth-pop duo’s psychedelic album ended a little dark age of their own, showcasing a return to form and earning the number 10 spot in our list.
Browsing: Features
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Numbers 20-11
It’s almost time to get into that much-anticipated Top 10. But first, we have to round out the Top 20…
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Numbers 30-21
We take a look at the albums that made it to the midpoint of our Top 50 list for 2018.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Numbers 50-31
It’s finally time to find out what made our picks for the best albums of the year…
The Edge’s Alternative Christmas Playlist
With one week to go until Christmas, Records Executive Tom Brewster takes a look at a different kind of Christmas mix.
This Week In Festive Records (17/12/2018): Ariana Grande, Ariana Grande, & Ava Max
We take a look at what could be this year’s Christmas Number 1 in a festive edition of TWIR.
The Edge’s Hidden Gems of 2018
Kicking off our 2018 end-of-year lists are some of the best albums that may have flown under your radar in the last 12 months.
Introducing: Roves
Take a first look at local band Roves ahead of their debut studio EP is released in 2019.
Introducing: Summer Walker
The Atlanta R&B singer will be one to watch in the months and years ahead, says Damilola Bello.
This Week In Records (03/12/2018): Clean Bandit, The 1975, & Arctic Monkeys
It’s time to unwrap some disappointing early Christmas presents from The 1975, Clean Bandit, and Arctic Monkeys…
Christmas Hits – And Why We Hate Them
Our resident Scrooge explores why Christmas songs are so overrated.
Artist in Focus: The 1975
Poetry is in the streets and now, thanks to The 1975, on the radio.
On Edge: Anticipating Bring Me The Horizon – amo
Jack Nash anticipates whether Bring Me The Horizon’s amo will be a rock hit or a fatal blow for the Sheffield boys’s careers
Can you separate the art from the artist? The contradictions of being a Morrissey fan
Do the things the Smiths singer has said detract from him as an artist? Alex Gourley explores.