Albert Hammond, Jr. – AHJ
Albert Hammond Jr.’s five-song EP, released on Strokes bandmate Julian Casablancas’ Cult Records, apparently marks an…
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“We need to polish off our dance routines”: An Interview with The Staves at Blissfields 2013
Editor Megan Downing interviewed The Staves before their performance at Blissfields 2013.
Major Lazer – Free The Universe
Hannah Mylrea gives her review on the album which features EVERYONE in the music industry; Major Lazer’s Free The Universe.
The Affordable Festival Guide 2013
Running through the second part of our 2013 festival round-up, The Edge gives you the Affordable Festival Guide featuring Blissfields, Radio 1’s Big Weekend, Parklife & last weekend’s Takedown Festival
An Interview with Bwani Junction
The Edge catches up with emerging Edinburgh-based indie band, Bwani Junction, fresh off the stage from Leefest 2012
Baio – Sunburn EP
‘What’s a Baio?’ were my immediate thoughts when I stumbled across this EP. Well it…
Rostam – Wood/Don’t Let It Get to You
Rostam Batmanglij, one half of the creative force behind Vampire Weekend, has gone solo. He’s…
Bowling for Soup Interview
Bowling for Soup Bassist Erik Chandler talks the Foo Fighters, feeling homesick, and finding the time to walk…
These Albums and Singles Celebrate their Release-day Anniversary this August!
News Editor Rosie updates us on the music and singles from August past!
The Noughties: The Indie Golden Years
Martha Luke reminisces on Noughties indie music.
Review: Wallows – Tell Me That It’s Over
Charlie Burgess dives into the latest release from Wallows.
What Is ‘Indie’ Music?
Records Executive Katie Evans muses over what we can really call ‘indie’ music today, nor even if indie music still exists in the way we once defined it.
This Week in Records (29/3/2021)- Lil Nas X, Taylor Swift and AJR
Records Editor Alice Fortt gives her rundown of this week’s best tracks!
Celebrating the Soundtracks of the Twilight Saga
The Edge shares their thoughts on the soundtracks of the questionable, yet iconic, Twilight Saga.