Midge Ure on Legacy, Live Aid, and his upcoming ‘Catalogue’ tour: ‘The idea that there could be an [AI] Ultravox in 40/50 years from now is terrifying’
Kye Preston chats to music icon Midge Ure ahead of his upcoming ‘Catalogue’ tour.
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Peace on their long-awaited comeback: “We kept on referring to it as our second debut album”
Back in spring, Peace announced their newest album Utopia, available via a protected website only.…
The Edge’s Favourite All-Female Bands/Groups
We discuss our favourite all-female music groups and bands, from 1960s Motown to 2020s K-Pop!
‘Disappointingly Bland’; A Review of Lana Del Rey’s Chemtrails Over The Country Club
Lana Del Rey’s newest album Chemtrails Over The Country Club appears at first glance to be…
Retrospective Review: LFO’s Advance
Max Williams takes us back to LFO’s second album.
Nostalgic News: John Lennon’s Double Fantasy was released 40 years ago
Double Fantasy, a turning point in Lennon’s career and the music industry hits the big fortieth anniversary.
Closer to The Edge: Our Favourite British Directors
The Edge writers nominate their picks for favourite British director.
“We love inventive arrangements, meaningful lyrics and bold production” – An Interview with The Leisure Society
Georgie Holmes discusses band names, musical inspirations and new material with The Leisure Society.
Review: Vampire Weekend – Father of the Bride
Theo Smith reviews the much anticipated fourth album from the indie pop band hailing from Brooklyn.
Sir Paul McCartney achieves first #1 US album after 36 years
Whilst failing to achieve the #1 spot in the UK, McCartney has returned to the prime spot in the US after 36 years.
Review: Bestival 2018 – Saturday & Sunday
Bestival 2018 more than makes up for the cancellation of Camp Bestival’s final day, Harry Fortuna concludes.
Review: Foo Fighters – Concrete and Gold
David Mitchell-Baker reviews the ninth album from the rock veterans.
Review: Glastonbury Festival 2017
Ivan Morris Poxton reviews Glastonbury 2017, featuring Lorde, Ed Sheeran and Rag ‘N’ Bone Man.
This Year In Records
Xavier Voigt-Hill takes a look from ANOHNI to The xx at what made 2016 tick.