The King of Parody Returns with Alpocalypse
Weird Al returns with his latest offering, parodying the likes of Gaga, Cyrus and B.o.B to prove he’s still the benchmark in comedy music.
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“400 people showed up just to see us fail”: The Blackout’s Sean Smith
Hayley Taulbut catches up with scenester and golden boy Sean Smith before The Blackout’s show at the Bournemouth Old Firestation
“I wanna make up a woman’s name and write seedy books”: Pigeon Detectives Interview
Hayley Taulbut catches up with the Yorkshire quintet to talk new albums, tours, and acting careers.
“We’ve got pop sensibilities and rock sensibilities and after that everyone makes up genres” – Cloud Control
The EDGE talks to Cloud Control about the differences between Australia and the UK, memorable moments, the art of song writing and a bands-eye-view of sharing music online.
Juvenile and charming: The Blackout LIVE
The Blackout have gained a somewhat misplaced reputation as the hardcore/metal act for teeny boppers…
The Pigeon Detectives LIVE
The EDGE’s Hayley Taulbut takes a trip to see the Yorkshire quintet at The Old Firestation, Bournemouth
BBC mash-ups. The future of entertainment?
On the afternoon of Easter Sunday, Radio 4 went through a nervous breakdown. Or maybe,…
Fighting Fiction and Still Bust talk touring, recording, and the state of the UK Punk Rock scene.
The EDGE caught up with Fighting Fiction and Still Bust midway through their April UK…
Timber Timbre – Creep On Creepin’ On
Perhaps a surprising concept for such an enjoyable album, droning blues with overtones of necrophilia…
Jamie Woon- Mirrorwriting
Jamie Woon releases his long anticipated debut album Mirrorwriting.
The Wombats Proudly Present…This Modern Glitch
Hayley Taulbut gets a sneaky listen to The Wombats new album, out April 25th
Toy Horses – Toy Horses
Toy Horses play it safe rather than creating something new and exciting.
Listen and Laugh – The Greatest Comedy Albums of All Time!
Here at The EDGE we love a good chuckle, and with the recent success of…
Chapel Club – Palace
The debut album from London five-piece, Chapel Club, is by no means an immediate grabber.…