Deaf Havana at O2 Guildhall Southampton (17/10/13)
Deaf Havana kicked off their autumn tour at our very own Southampton Guildhall.
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‘I’m an old person trapped inside a young person’s body’: An interview with Deaf Havana
Annabelle Asker caught up with Deaf Havana’s frontman, James Veck-Gilodi, who is busy touring following the release of the band’s third studio released album Old Souls.
Preview: Reading Festival 2013 – Saturday
Editor Megan Downing brings you Part Two of The Edge’s Reading Festival 2013 preview.
Kaiser Chiefs at the Guildhall (25/02/2013)
Determined to prevent themselves from being branded ‘has-beens’, the Kaiser Chiefs brought their energetic spring…
“You just attract all the nutters; they want to beat you up” An Interview with Palma Violets (30/10/12)
Natt Day catches up with Palma Violets after their performance at Joiners.
An Interview With Little Comets
Little Comets recently tweeted “Tour done and dusted after last night at Koko. Massive thanks…
Review: Truck Festival 2012
My expectations for this year’s 15th Truck Festival were fairly high, so I went along…
Pantera – A Vulgar Display of Power (20th Anniversary Edition)
Has there ever been a more fitting front sleeve? The photo shoot of A Vulgar Display…
“We Hate ‘Let’s Go Surfing'”: The Edge Talks to Jacob Graham from The Drums
Currently on tour supporting their second album Portamento, The Drums guitarist Jacob Graham took some…
Brett Anderson – Black Rainbows
Brett’s back on his own again
Darren Hayman and the Secondary Modern – Essex Arms
Darren Hayman is the former singer and main brain behind indie rock group Hefner. He’s…
In Session With The Subways’ Billy Lunn
Hayley Taulbut meets with The Subways lead singer Billy Lunn in the studio to talk new albums, tours and working with producing legend Stephen Street
The Crookes – Chasing After Ghosts
Rather than Ghosts, these lads from Sheffield appear to be chasing the style of the 80s and recognition for the future
EDGE Goes 90s: Britpop
The Edge reminisces in all things British as the resurgence in British guitar pop and ‘Cool Britannia’ led to the movement of Britpop which gave us Oasis, Blur, Supergrass, Ocean Colour Scene, Ash and many more.