27 Years Later: Nirvana and Kurt Cobain’s Legacy
Today marks 27 years since the untimely death of Kurt Cobain, front man of Nirvana.
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Review: Kurt Cobain – Montage Of Heck: The Home Recordings
Charlie Masters loads up on guns for a final thrust into the twisted world of Nirvana.
20 years on: the life of Kurt Cobain
Kurt Cobain, the frontman of the huge American rock band Nirvana, was found dead this day 20 years ago in his Seattle home.
‘So remember, it’s better to burn out than fade away’- Kurt Cobain
19 years after his tragic death Kurt Cobain was certainly true to his word. His…
This Week in Records
This Week in Records (09/11/2015-15/11/2015) sees unreleased music from Kurt Cobain and Nirvana, and the debut album from Alessia Cara.
Fontaines D.C. @ The O2 Guildhall Southampton, 09/10/21
Lucas Williams relives the escapism felt at Southampton Guildhall on Saturday.
Flashback Review: You Me At Six, Cavalier Youth Tour
Live editor, Jo Lisney, gives us a flashback review of one of her favourite bands – You Me At Six.
Lip-Syncing Legacy: Deceitful Controversy or a Faithful Experience?
News editor, Sam Pegg, gives you a brief overview of the history of the controversy of lip syncing and how artists have used this to their advantage… or used this as a statement against the industry.
Nostalgic News: ‘The Bends’ was released 25 years ago.
Records/Live Exec Jed Wareham takes a moment to remind us that Radiohead’s ‘The Bends’ is 25 years old.
Nostalgic News: ‘Give Peace a Chance’ was released 50 years ago
Bailey Williams looks back at an iconic song from the Beatles legend.
The Edge’s Top Albums of 2018: Kids See Ghosts – Kids See Ghosts
The 24-minute album represented an other-worldly, mind-bending artistic peak for Kanye West and Kid Cudi.
Live Act in Focus: King Nun
Bailey Williams discusses the exciting garage rock band King Nun
Review: Kids See Ghosts – Kids See Ghosts
Kanye West and Kid Cudi team up for this “biblical” release.
Rewind: Weezer – The Blue Album
Ahead of the release of their eleventh album, David Mitchell-Baker takes a look back at the band’s self-titled debut.