Review: Everything Everything – ‘I Believe It Now’
Alex Smith reviews the band’s football-centric song for BT Sport.
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Review: Cadenza feat. Jorja Smith & Dre Island – ‘People’
Navi Ahluwalia reviews the “intense” reggae track.
“Thanks for nothing, colonialism!” An Interview with Steve Sladkowski of PUP
We asked the guitarist from critically-acclaimed Canadian punk rock band PUP about their recent successes, Brexit, and which animal he’d prefer to die as.
This Week In Records: Izzy Bizu, Everything Everything & Jamie T (02/09/2016)
This week sees new releases from Bastille, Tulisa, Foals, and more.
Review: Vince Staples – Prima Donna EP
Rob Tucker reviews the surprise EP from one of hip-hop’s rising stars.
Review: Carly Rae Jepsen – E•MO•TION Side B
George Seabrook visits eight new tracks from the 2015 pop classic.
Closer To The Edge: Our Favourite Childhood Video Games
In the latest edition of our regular feature; the Edge writers come together to reflect on the video games that made their childhood.
Preview: AURORA and XamVolo at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
AURORA embarks on a UK tour this autumn, see her in the heart of our great capital on the 13th October.
This Week In Records: Glass Animals, Dua Lipa & Carly Rae Jepsen (26/08/2016)
This week sees new releases from Carly Rae Jepsen, Vince Staples, You Me At Six, and more.
Preview: Hackney Wonderland Festival
Indoor ‘party vibes’ festival Hackney Wonderland is coming soon! (15-16/10/16)
Review: Boardmasters Festival 2016 – Friday
James Barker reviews Friday at Newquay’s Boardmasters, featuring Catfish and the Bottlemen and Chase and Status.
“We’re trying to be the weirdest metal band possible”: An interview with Carcer City at The Joiners
Harley James Mitford chats Capri-Suns, Potassium, and Grand Theft Auto with the two founding members of Carcer City.
Introducing: Sam England
Alternative folk meets deep, emotive lyrics and raw, earthy vocals. Rehana Introduces Sam England.
My Chemical Romance release previously unheard track
The track eventually became the iconic Welcome to the Black Parade.