My Top 5 The Wombats Songs
Ahead of Community Festival, Imogen Arthur looks at her 5 favourite songs from The Wombats.
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The Edge’s hopes and preparations for 2017… as expressed through the medium of song
Writer Sophie Trenear offers the best songs to prepare for the coming year. iPods at the ready.
Review: Parklife 2016
All the people, so many people…and they all go hand in hand to Parklife.
Review: Money – Suicide Songs
The latest from the reigning kings of British dream pop is mesmerising, writes Charlie Masters.
Preview: Bloc Party at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Emma Harrison Beesley previews Bloc Party’s upcoming show at O2 Guildhall, Southampton, as headliners for the NME Awards Tour 2016
The Edge’s Alternative Christmas Mixtape
Are you, dare I say it, getting bored of the Bublé? Tired of all this…
Review: The Wombats – ‘Emoticons’
The Wombats return with the latest offering from Glitterbug, but does ‘Emoticon’ please or disappoint?
Review: The Wombats at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
The Wombats lit up the Guildhall much to the appreciation of the youngsters in house (30/09/15).
Review: New Order – Music Complete
New Order have released their 10th studio album, Music Complete. Emily reviews.
Preview: The Wombats at O2 Guildhall, Southampton
Scouse trio The Wombats will descend upon Southampton’s most illustrious of halls with their melodic and irreverent indie disco in tow (30/08/2015).
40 Days of Rewind: Interpol – Turn on the Bright Lights (2002)
Despite being Interpol’s debut album, Turn on the Bright Lights is universally acclaimed as their…
“Until I get some leather slacks and can do a full split whilst soloing, let’s not get crazy!”: An interview with Geoff Rickly of No Devotion
The Edge caught up with Geoff Rickly of No Devotion on the eve of their Southampton date at the Guildhall.
Top five most depressing songs to get you through graduation
If you’re feeling blue, then we have got just the songs for you. (We even know how to rhyme).
Beyond the music: the UK’s alternative literary and arts festivals
Looking for something alternative to do this summer? Look no further, The Edge runs down some…