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I love going to the theatre. There is something very raw and elemental about sitting…
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ON AIR: A Love/Hate Relationship with Radio 1
In a world that is unavoidably privileging the internet mediums of Spotify, Youtube and the like, The EDGE ask how, and why, radio still exists.
‘Vampires Suck’, an Utterly Pointless Creation?
‘Vampires Suck’ gets surprisingly close to reviewing itself…
Nudity, Angels and Music: A Look at Dying Album Artwork
Forgive me for having a total music geek moment, but recently I’ve got to thinking…
Submarine: Richard Ayoade’s Directorial Debut has Real Depth
We know him and love him as the brilliant, bumbling Maurice Moss from Channel 4’s…
Melodic, and psychedelic: Violens – Amoral
Although this may be the debut Album by Violens, they’ve been creating sound waves for…
Indie Giants To Watch Out For: No Age – Everything In Between
Can the LA art punk duo live up to high the expectations for their second record?
Louis Theroux: Law and Disorder in Lagos
Has Louis gone a bit too far this time…? The EDGE find out, in their review of Louis Theroux: Law and Disorder in Lagos
Made in Dagenham Review
The Edge takes a look at Nigel Cole’s (“Calender Girls”) latest Britflick that dramatises the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham car plant.
Never Mind The Comedy: A Lament for Simon Amstell
“I mean, I don’t want to go on about it…but if people start turning their…
Archive: Network (1976)
The compelling social critique that is Paddy Chayefsky’s “Network” is as chillingly relevant today as it was in 1976
Chapel Club chat to The EDGE
Chapel Club frontman Lewis Bowman and guitarist Michael Hibbert give their thoughts on touring, festivals and Cyndi Lauper.
Heralding Hendrix, The Infallible Legacy of a Musical Icon
40 years on since the passing of one of the musical greats but how and why has his legacy lived on.
Jimmy Eat World Return to their Roots with ‘Invented’
Jimmy Eat World return with to their roots with new record ‘Invented’