DVD Review: Fear Itself ★★★☆☆
Fear Itself is a horror anthology series that aired on NBC nearly five years ago.…
Search Results: Years & Years (1871)
HMV: What’s In Store for the Entertainment Retailer?
Late on Monday 14th January, British entertainment retail chain HMV announced that it would be…
Destiny’s Child to return with new music
Destiny’s Child have announced on their official Facebook page that they will be releasing new…
Review: The Impossible ★★★★★
Little White Lies, a deliciously addictive movie magazine, gave this film a rating of one…
One Direction – ‘Kiss You’
‘Kiss You’ is the third single to be taken from One Direction’s recent album, Take…
Everything Everything – Arc
Everything Everything’s debut album Man Alive was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize in 2011, and is one of our my favourite musical works of the last few years. So, has album number two, Arc, been worth the wait?
‘Everything aligned perfectly. Absolutely the best six months of my life.’ An interview with Greg James at The Freshers Ball (8/10/12)
The Edge interview Greg James from Radio One at last year’s Fresher’s Ball.
Cinema 2012: Edge Writers’ ‘Best’ Lists
It’s time now to take a look at the films Edge writers thought were the…
Cinema 2012: The Film Editor’s Best and Worst List
It’s hard to say what makes a vintage year. I don’t think 2012 was one…
Review: The Girl ★★★★☆
For film lovers of my generation, the genius of Hitchcock is something we appreciate as…
100 Discs of Christmas #99 – The Polar Express (2004)
It isn’t the best film ever made, but may well be the most Christmassy. The…
“Supporting The Levellers was one of those dream come true situations”. An interview with Gaz Brookfield
Gaz Brookfield recently played a great set at the Bent Brief alongside Cat McLean, Rob…
Gary Numan: Down In The Guildhall
Gary Numan is a rare alumnus of the 80’s new wave era. Not only did…
10 Alternative Christmas Songs to Freshen Your Seasonal Playlist
The Edge presents a list of the best seasonal songs you may not have heard, in the hope of bringing something new to your Yuletide aural experience