‘This is the only time I’ve found myself in a situation where I’m happy’: An interview with Ryan from The Cribs
Lewis Cato discusses new album, new label and new bands with Cribs guitarist
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Best Acts of Glastonbury (27-29/06/14)
From Dolly Parton to The 1975, Glastonbury 2014 was filled with an array of outstanding performances. Here are The Edge’s best five.
Famous last words: the best final songs by artists
Our writers Lewis, Aniruddh, Aaron, Amy and Seb look at the ‘final songs’ of artists from The Beatles to LCD Soundsystem.
The worst Christmas songs of all time
Hannah Mylrea takes you on a trip through some of the worst Christmas songs of all time.
‘What has happened over the last couple of years is a significant change’: An interview with Flux Pavilion
Joshua Steele, better known as Flux Pavilion, is famed for hits ‘I Can’t Stop’ and…
‘Shows we’ve played in the last year have been the best we’ve ever done’ : An interview with Scholars
Phoebe Cross has a chat with Scholars.
Feminism – An Unfinished Revolution, Glastonbury 2013
Grace Pattle reviews the feminism talk held at the Left Field at this year’s Glastonbury.
Review: Glastonbury Festival 2013 – Sunday
It’s finally here! The third part of The Edge’s Glastonbury 2013 review.
Review: Glastonbury Festival 2013 – Thursday/Friday
Part one of The Edge’s Glastonbury Festival review.
Mud, Sweat and Sunburn: Glastonbury Festival 2011
Yara Silva considers portaloos and U2 – the real talking points of Glasto 2011
Snow, Starvation and Studio Time: Dive Dive Interview
The EDGE’s Hayley Taulbut caught up with Jamie and Nigel from Oxford born Dive Dive…
Review: A Serious House (2023)
Ben Newton reviews Henry Fish’s classic horror inspired short, delving into the many references and themes of this 2023 film…
We Out Here Festival 2024- A testament to the human condition
Kye Preston takes us through We Out Here Festival 2024!
Pop-Punk: The Ultimate Genre for Summer? 5 Songs which Prove That
Think that pop-punk is only for sad early 2000’s teenagers? Think again! Although the genre…